Paul W. Mielke
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Also affiliated: University of Minnesota (1963–1964); American Statistical Association (2021); Xavier University of Louisiana (1997–2006); South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (1997); Xavier University (2006); Collins College (1989–2021); United States Army (1989); The Technological College of Beer Sheva (1995); NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory (1997); Ohio University (2017); University of Minnesota Medical Center (1964); Fayetteville Public Library (2021); Statistical Research (United States) (1979); Colorado State University (1965–2021)
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Paul W. Mielke is a faculty member at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with a scholarly output recognized by a high-impact designation due to substantial citations. His work has resulted in 394 publications and an h-index of 49. His research interests are primarily situated within the field of statistical methodology and its applications.
Mielke has authored numerous publications focused on statistical techniques, particularly permutation tests, and the R programming language, a widely used software for statistical computing and graphics. His recent publications include titles such as "Permutation Statistical Methods with R," "The R Programming Language," and specific methods like "Matched-Pairs Tests" and "Randomized-Blocks Designs."
His collaborative network includes Kenneth L. Kvamme, with whom he has co-authored 12 publications. Mielke's recent activity indicates an ongoing engagement with research and scholarship in his areas of expertise.
Metrics
- h-index: 50
- Publications: 394
- Citations: 11,441
Selected Publications
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Permutation Statistical Methods with R (2021)
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- Permutation Statistical Methods with R
- Permutation Statistical Methods with R
- Permutation Statistical Methods with R