Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1931, Page 10

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MINNEAPOLIS, September 10— Many of the statistics used in modern business are inaccurate and of little value because inadequate mathematics are used in their preparation, the thematical Assoclation of America was told today. Prof. Harry C. Carver of the Uni- ity of Michigan, in & lecture on " said there is need both for inc mathematics in prepari 5 tistics and for better mathematics are now problem: ntly arising. “The trend of tatistics is, arily must be, toward the mathematical end of the statis spectrus Prof. Carver said, mathematical statisti a and pure need of a ists in pure sadly mathematics- rigor whick Y spe ematics can supy It is greatly to be regretted that that phase of business statistics dealing with analysis and projection of time observatiol prices who are g prediction bi izations which ve y ibe past events by ac merical data, but somehow insist on predicting thé future trend of the same phenomena in statements that r2 so ue and contain so many ifs that the T! economists for not employing matical statistical methods is that the data is so subject to error that the use of more refined methods is not wa anted. As a matter of fac b of mathel and ec forecasting will have ceased to racket.” CROWDS ARE. 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