Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Time Intervals Between Accidents - A Note on Maguire Pearson and Wynn Paper,1953,40,1-2,212-213,Barnard
The Time Intervals Between Industrial Accidents,1952,39,1-2,168-180,Maguire
A Problem in the Combination of Accident Frequencies,1958,45,3-4,331-342,Tanner
Accident proneness,1950,37,1-2,24-29,Greenwood
A result on accident proneness,1967,54,1,324-325,Bhattacharya
On the effect of removing persons with n or more accidents from an accident prone population,1965,52,,298-300,Haight
A note on estimation in the truncated poison,1965,52,,279-282,Subrahmaniam
A dynamic approach to the statistical analysis of point processes,1992,79,1,39-50,Gamerman
A Markov chain model of extrabinomial variation,1990,77,2,255-264,Rudolfer
A negative binomial model with varying element sizes,1972,59,2,435-441,Bissell
A note on Craig's paper on the minimum of binomial variates,1966,53,3-4,614-615,Shah
A note on overdispersed exponential families,1990,77,1,55-64,Gelfand
A note on the intervals between coal-mining disasters,1979,66,1,191-193,Jarrett
A result on accident proneness,1967,54,1-2,324-325,Bhattacharya
A system of models for the life cycle of a biological organism,1968,55,1,211-221,Ashford
An alternative derivation of the Hermite distribution,1966,53,3-4,627-628,Kemp
Auxiliary mixture sampling for parameter-driven models of time series of counts with applications to state space modelling,2006,93,4,827-841,FrüHwirth-Schnatter
Bayesian analysis of a Poisson process with a change-point,1986,73,1,85-89,Raftery
Biometrika Centenary: Survival analysis,2001,88,1,99-142,Oakes
Capturing the distributional behaviour of the maximum likelihood estimator of a changepoint,1999,86,1,129-140,Jandhyala
Comparative validity of the chi- square and two modified chi-square goodness-of-fit tests for small but equal expected frequencies,1966,53,3-4,619-623,Slakter
Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables,1986,73,1,91-104,Worsley
Differential effects and generic biases in observational studies,2006,93,3,573-586,Rosenbaum
Direction estimation in single-index regressions,2005,92,2,371-384,Yin
Estimating a multiplicative treatment effect under biased allocation,1991,78,2,349-354,Robbins
Estimating attributable response as a function of a continuous risk factor,1996,83,3,563-573,Lloyd
Estimation for the bivariate Poisson distribution,1964,51,1-2,241-287,Holgate
Hierarchical generalised linear models: A synthesis of generalised linear models random‐effect models and structured dispersions,2001,88,4,987-1006,Lee
Life table methods for heterogeneous populations: Distributions describing the heterogeneity,1984,71,1,75-83,Hougaard
Log linear representation for paired and multiple comparisons models,1976,63,2,245-254,Fienberg
Marginal regression models for the analysis of positive association of ordinal response variables,2001,88,4,1007-1019,Colombi
Maximum likelihood estimation of convex arrival rate,1989,76,3,626-628,Pang
Monte Carlo maximum likelihood estimation for non-Gaussian state space models,1997,84,3,669-684,Durbin
Nonlinear component of variance models,1992,79,1,1-11,Solomon
On a system of discreate distributions,1967,54,3-4,649-656,Ord
On a test of equality of several exponential survival distributions,1980,67,2,475-478,Nagarsenker
On evaluation of warranty assurance when life has a Weibull distribution,1969,56,3,615-625,Mann
On sums and products of rectangular variates,1966,53,3-4,615-617,Gray
On the Bayesian analysis of population size,2001,88,2,317-336,King
Optimal estimation under biased allocation of treatments,1993,80,4,797-806,Godambe
Ordering ordered parameters,1977,64,2,327-334,Spjøtvoll
Poisson and binomial frequency surfaces,1966,53,3-4,617-619,Gonin
Some methods of estimation for the bivariate Hermite distribution,1983,70,2,479-484,Kemp
Some properties of the 'Hermite' distribution,1965,52,3-4,381-394,Kemp
Some remarks on the analysis of time-series,1967,54,1-2,25-38,Bartlett
Statistics for near independence in multivariate extreme values,1996,83,1,169-187,Ledford
Studies in the history of probability and statistics. XVI. Random mechanisms in talmudic literature,1967,54,1-2,316-321,Hasofer
Studies in the History of Probability and Statistics. XXII,1969,56,2,437-441,Rabinovitch
Testing for homogeneity: I. The binomial and multinomial distributions,1966,53,1-2,167-182,Potthoff
Tests of effect in 1: J matched case-control studies based on a modified likelihood approach,1990,77,4,897-900,Langholz
The capacity of an uncontrolled intersection,1967,54,3-4,657-658,Tanner
The likelihood ratio test for a change-point in simple linear regression,1989,76,3,409-423,Kim
The moments of the Pearson chi-squared statistic and the minimum expected value in two-way tables,1984,71,3,515-522,Lewis
The multivariate Poisson-log normal distribution,1989,76,4,643-653,Aitchison
The null distribution of the first serial correlation coefficient,1966,53,3-4,623-626,Cox
The precision of Mickey's unbiased ratio estimator,1967,54,1-2,321-324,Rao
The Schwarz criterion and related methods for normal linear models,1998,85,1,13-27,Pauler
Uniform consistency in causal inference,2003,90,3,491-515,Robins
A Result on Accident Proneness,1967,54,1/2,324,Bhattacharya
A logistic model for paired comparisons with ordered categorical data,1977,64,3,449-453,Mocullagh
On the laws of inheritance in man: ii. on the inheritance of the mental and moral characters in man and its comparison with the inheritance of the physical characters,1904,3,2-3,131-190,Pearson
The fundamental problem of practical statistics,1920,13,1,1-16,Pearson
On random occurrences in space and time when followed by a closed interval,1921,13,4,309-337,Morant
On the variate difference method,1923,14,3-4,281-310,Pearson
Experimental discussion of the (χ2 p) test for goodness of fit,1932,24,3-4,351-381,Pearson
Testing for normality,1947,34,3-4,209-242,Geary
Further notes on the analysis of accident data,1953,40,1-2,213-216,Maguire
Two problems in sets of measurements,1954,41,3-4,560-564,Kendall
Two early papers on the relation between extreme values and tensile strength,1954,41,3-4,559-560,Lieblein
Simultaneous tests of linear hypotheses,1955,42,3-4,441-449,Ghosh
A note on the application of the combination of probabilities test to a set of 2×2 tables,1955,42,3-4,404-411,Yates
A sequential test of randomness for events occurring in time or space,1956,43,1-2,64-78,Bartholomew
Single‐index model selections,2001,88,3,821-832,Naik
The use of transformations and maximum likelihood in the analysis of quantal experimients involving two treatments,1955,42,3-4,382-403,Yates
The moments of the non-central t-distribution,1961,48,3-4,465-468,Hogben
A negative binomial model for time series of counts,2009,96,3,735-749,Davis
On the effect of removing persons with N or more accidents from an accident prone population,1965,52,1-2,298-300,Haight
Some inequalities for the queue GI/G/1,1962,49,3-4,315-324,KIngman
A theoretical analysis of delays at an uncontrolled intersection,1962,49,1-2,163-170,Tanner
Two queues in parallel,1958,45,3-4,401-410,Haight
A distribution analogous to the Borel-Tanner,1961,48,1-2,167-173,Haight
The Borel-Tanner distribution,1960,47,1-2,143-150,Haight
Queueing with balking. II,1960,47,3-4,285-296,Haight
Varying-coefficient additive models for functional data,2015,102,1,15-32,Zhang
Overflow at a traffic light,1959,46,3-4,420-424,Haight
On questions raised by the combination of tests based on discontinuous distributions,1950,37,3-4,383-398,Pearson
Counting distributions for renewal processes,1965,52,3-4,395-403,Haight
Traffic delays on a two-lane road,1964,51,1-2,11-15,Yeo
Queueing for gaps in traffic,1965,52,1-2,79-94,Hawkes
A bibliography on the theory of queues,1957,44,3-4,490-514,Doig
The delay to pedestrians crossing a road,1951,38,3-4,383-392,Tanner
CORRIGENDA: Biometrika (1954) 41 pp. 375-89: 'Some further results in the theory of pedestrians and road traffic',1958,45,1-2,291,Mayne
A problem of interference between two queues,1953,40,1-2,58-69,Tanner
Some further results in the theory of pedestrians and road traffic,1954,41,3-4,375-389,Mayne