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		Gosset acquired that knowledge by study, trial and error and by spending two terms in 1906/7 in the biometric laboratory of Karl Pearson.
		Gosset's interest in barley cultivation led him to speculate that design of experiments should aim, not only at improving the average yield, but also at breeding varieties whose yield was insensitive (robust) to variation in soil and climate.
		Gosset was a friend of both Pearson and Fisher, an achievement, for each had a massive ego and a loathing for the other.
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	Statistics at St. Olaf College
		William Gosset was educated at Winchester, then entering New College Oxford where he studied chemistry and mathematics.
		Gosset obtained a post as a chemist in the Guinness brewery in Dublin in 1899 and did important work on statistics.
		Gosset discovered the form of the t distribution by a combination of mathematical and empirical work with random numbers, an early application of the Monte-Carlo method.
	www.stolaf.edu /depts/statistics/statisticians/Gosset.html (195 words)

	Biographies
		Gosset was a chemist and statistician employed by the Guinness Brewery in Dublin.
		Gosset published his statsitical work under the pseudonym "A. Student." Most statistics books today will contain "Student's t-tables" for working with small samples, so that today he is much better known by his pseudonym than by his real name.
		Gosset was described in contemporary accounts as "kindly and beloved" by his employers and friends.
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		Gosset was born in Canterbury and studied at Oxford and under statistician Karl Pearson at University College, London.
		When Gosset arrived in Dublin he found that there was a mass of data concerning brewing which called for sophisticated mathematical analysis.
		Gosset's main problem was to estimate the mean value of a characteristic on the basis of very small samples, for use by industry when large sampling was too expensive or impracticable.
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		William Sealey Gosset was born on June 13, 1876 in Canterbury, England where he was the oldest of five children.
		Gosset wrote paper in his spare time under the name "Student." His paper were on the probability of error of the mean and of the correlation coefficient for publication.
		Gosset even managed to run cooperative experiments with Hunter a nd Bennett at Ballinacurra, Buffin at Cambridge, and Beaven at Warminster in the testing of seeds against other seeds.
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	Gosset biography
		William Gosset was the eldest son of Agnes Sealy Vidal and Colonel Frederic Gosset who came from Watlington in Oxfordshire.
		William was educated at Winchester, where his favourite hobby was shooting, then entered New College Oxford where he studied chemistry and mathematics.
		Gosset obtained a post as a chemist with Arthur Guinness Son and Company in 1899.
	www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk /history/Biographies/Gosset.html (692 words)

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		William Sealy Gosset was a chemist and statistician, better known by his pen name Student.
		Guinness was a progressive agro-chemical business and Gosset would apply his statistical knowledge both in the brewery and on the farm-to the selection of the best yielding varieties of barley.
		Gosset's interest in barley cultivation led him to speculate that design of experiments should aim, not only at improving the average yield, but also at breeding varieties whose yield was insensitive to variation in soil and climate.
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	William Sealey Gosset
		Gosset invented the t-test to handle small samples for quality control in brewing.
		To many in the statistical world "Student" was regarded as a statistical advisor to Guinness's brewery, to others he appeared to be a brewer devoting his spare time to statistics.
		E S Pearson, Some early correspondence between W S Gosset, R A Fisher and Karl Pearson, in E S Pearson and M G Kendall, Studies in the History of Statistics and Probability (London, 1970), 405-418.
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		At Guinness, Gosset applied his statistical knowledge both in the brewery and on the farm to the selection of the best yielding varieties of barley.
		Pearson helped Gosset with some of the mathematics in his research and publications.
		Therefore his most famous achievement is now referred to as the Student t-distribution, which might otherwise have been the Gosset t-distribution.
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		William Gosset was born on June 13, 1876 in Canterbury England.
		From 1899 until shortly before his death, Gosset worked as a chemist and statistician for the Guinness Brewery.
		William Gosset died on October 16, 1937 in Beaconsfield, England.
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		Gosset's primary contribution to the field of quality control was the invention of the t-test.
		His papers were eventually attributed to Gosset once the pseudonym connection was revealed.
		By 1903, Gosset was able to calculate standard errors in sample sets.
	www.eng.fsu.edu /~jabbott/new/hw/esi4234/gosset_biography.doc (458 words)

	What Student Did
		Analysts constructed these intervals and performed these tests for lack of anything better to do, but they were aware of the deficiencies and treated the results as descriptive rather than inferential.
		William Sealey Gosset, who published under the pseudonym 'A Student of Statistics', discovered that when individual observations follow a normal distribution, confidence intervals for population means could be constructed in a manner similar to that for large samples.
		The only difference was that the usual multiplier was replaced by one that grew larger as the sample size became smaller.
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		Historical Note: The t distribution was formulated in 1908 by an Irish brewing employee named William Sealey Gosset.
		Gosset was involved in researching new methods of manufacturing ale.
		Gosset published his finding using the pseudonym Student; hence, the t distribution is sometimes called the Student’s distribution.
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	The t-Statistic
		The concept of a statistic to assess "the probable error of a mean" for small samples is attributed to William Sealey Gosset, a chemist at the Arthur Guiness & Son brewery in Dublin.
		A brief biography of Gosset is available at http://william-sealey-gosset.brainsip.com/ which includes the link http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/maths/histstat/student.pdf to Gosset's original paper: "Student" (1908).
		It is the platykurtic (flattened) shape of the t-distribution that was of interest to Gosset and which motivated him to devise the t-statistic.
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	William Sealy Gosset Summary
		British research chemist and statistician who in 1908 derived the first exact distribution of sample statistics—the probable error of a mean—suitable for statistical analysis of samples met in experimental work.
		Gosset, who worked for the Guinness brewery company in Dublin, published under the name of "Student." His ideas were subsequently incorporated into a fullfledged theory of experimental design and analysis by Ronald Fisher.
		Therefore his most famous achievement is now referred to as the Student t-distribution, which may otherwise have been the Gosset t-distribution.
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		In order to conceal the brewery’s knowledge and application of such a test, Gosset published his findings anonymously under the name of Student.
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		William Sealy Gosset (June 13 1876 – October 16 1937) was a chemist and statistician, better known by his pen name Student.
		Gosset's statistic was z = t/â(n - 1).
		Gosset was a modest man who cut short an admirer with the comment that 'Fisher would have discovered it all anyway.'
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		Oktober 1937 in Beaconsfield) war ein englischer Statistiker.
		Nach dem Studium der Mathematik und Chemie in Oxford (bei George Biddell Airy) nahm Gosset 1899 eine Stelle als Chemiker bei der Guinness-Brauerei in Dublin an.
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	William Sealey Gosset
		He corresponded with a large number of statisticians and he often visited his father in Watlington in England and on these occasions he would visit University College, London and the Rothamsted Agricultural Experiment Station.
		In 1934 Gosset had a motor accident, described in [4]:-
		He rarely spoke about personal matters but when he did his opinion was well worth listening to and not in the least superficial.
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		Excatly 100 years ago, in 1898, a young man named William Sealey Gosset graduated from New College Oxford with a degree in Mathematics and Chemistry.
		Though he could have made his fortune and fame in the rough and tumble world of competitive Mathematical Chemistry, he instead chose to devote his energy to directly improving the life of millions of people around the world.
		Next time you have a beer, thank William Gosset, and next time you perform a t-test, have a Guiness.
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		Nach dem Studium der Mathematik und in Oxford (bei George Biddell Airy) nahm Gosset 1899 eine Stelle als Chemiker bei der Guinness -Brauerei in Dublin an.
		Hier entwickelte er den T-Test zur Behandlung kleiner Stichprobenmengen im Brauprozess.
		E. Pearson Student - A Biography of William Sealey Gosset Oxford 1990
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