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Brown Mathematicians Prove New Way To Build a Better Estimate

Brown University applied mathematicians have found a new way to sift through mountains of data and draw reliable inferences from it – a Holy Grail in science and technology.

Their pioneering work, the development of a new class of statistical estimators, could lead to better methods for analyzing the large data sets that are increasingly common in fields from biology to business.

Source: Brown University Media Relations
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