Egon Pearson

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Egon Pearson was a British statistician best known for co-developing the Neyman–Pearson lemma, a fundamental result in hypothesis testing.

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instanceOf human
statistician
awardReceived Commander of the Order of the British Empire NERFINISHED
Guy Medal in Gold NERFINISHED
birthDate 1895-08-11
childOf Karl Pearson NERFINISHED
coDeveloperOf Neyman–Pearson lemma NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Jerzy Neyman NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
deathDate 1980-06-12
editorOf Biometrika NERFINISHED
educatedAt Trinity College, Cambridge
Winchester College NERFINISHED
employer University College London NERFINISHED
era 20th-century statistics
familyName Pearson NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork mathematical statistics
statistics
gender male
givenName Egon NERFINISHED
hasAcademicAdvisor Karl Pearson NERFINISHED
hasHonorificTitle CBE NERFINISHED
influenced modern statistical hypothesis testing
influencedBy Ronald A. Fisher NERFINISHED
knownFor Neyman–Pearson lemma NERFINISHED
hypothesis testing
theory of statistical hypothesis tests
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf International Statistical Institute NERFINISHED
Royal Statistical Society NERFINISHED
name Egon Sharpe Pearson NERFINISHED
nationality British
notableStudent David R. Cox NERFINISHED
notableWork Neyman–Pearson theory of testing statistical hypotheses NERFINISHED
On the problem of the most efficient tests of statistical hypotheses NERFINISHED
occupation statistician
university professor
parent Karl Pearson NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth London, England
surface form: London
placeOfDeath London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld editor of Biometrika
head of the Department of Applied Statistics at University College London
professor of statistics
theoryDeveloped Neyman–Pearson framework for hypothesis testing NERFINISHED
workInstitution University College London NERFINISHED

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