Information Science and Statistics

The interface between information science and statistics is more often implicit that explicit. It is true that the rapid growth of computer technology and the development of a better understanding of how to handle large amounts of data, has shaped the development of statistics. It is egually true, however, that the way the development of computer technology has influenced the development of statistics seldom in the past was subject to scientific studies on the part of the statisticians. It is of interest, therefore, to discuss the extent to which the development of computer technology has influenced the de facto use of statistical methods.

# History of Computing Technologies # Computer Science # Statistical Methods and Applications # Mathematics # Statistics Education and Methodologies

Erling Bernhard Andersen (1986). "Information Science and Statistics". COMPSTAT. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46890-2_1