Applications of Time-Shared Computers in a Statistics Curriculum

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This paper describes the application of remote console computing in a graduate statistics seminar entitled "Machine Aided Statistical Modeling," which was offered at Harvard University in the spring semester 1965-1966. Three conceptually different computing systems are discussed, together with examples aimed at demonstrating the potential of on-line interactive computing in statistical research, practice, and education.

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