Emanuel Parzen
Emanuel Parzen · Science & Medicine
Statistics; kernel density estimation
1929, New York City, USA — 2016, College Station, Texas, USA
United States
Emanuel Parzen is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Statistics; kernel density estimation
Parzen was an American statistician who developed kernel density estimation (the Parzen window), a foundational nonparametric method for estimating probability distributions from data, and did influential work on time series and spectral analysis. His methods are widely used in statistics and machine learning. He was Jewish.
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Statistics; kernel density estimation
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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