The thrill of the new
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2026
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Abstract Exciting modern statistical methods can bring about huge leaps forward in science. Elizabeth Eisenhauer, Maria Nareklishvili, Ayse Ulgen, Andrej Srakar and Dean Bodenham, members of the RSS Emerging Applications Section committee, describe some recent applications of three of these methods: natural experiments, citizen science and changepoint detection
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| Authors | Elizabeth Eisenhauer, Maria Nareklishvili, Ayşe Ülgen, Andrej Srakar, Dean A. Bodenham |
| Journal | Significance |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/jrssig/qmag060
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