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September 6, 1963
Dr. mlvinlax
3llAsl'eIoodFoad
New
Providence,
New
Jersey
martial:
Wemverypleasedtcmceiveymmcardmman.
the
Thematlwnaticians
peychophatmcologists. The
toget together allommemrld juntas
pastyewhesbeenamsycm.butwithinthelastfewmnths,Ihavehada
seen
established. It ermld not be too long before I can see
prom
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umber of
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The
children are fine and are well establiel'nd in sclml.
Our
biggest
difficultyis thatMarthahas to spendmchofhertime transportingthe
children. Despite this, she is «trolling at Washington University and will
tryto gethwhastersineducetionintwoyears.
I
am
waiting today because
I
have a
specific antimalarial problem.
Youmay recenthatIhavebeenintmstedinneammingbrainwavepattems.
’lhe first laboratory I established at this Institute was for such recording
and with the help of the Washington University Camuter Center. have set up
a local IBM 1710-4620 system. I an mw able to convert the mica sigmls
ardtomyoutammbercfmlyaes. unfimtpmmmtwaewritten
for a "period analysis". this prom gives us the man freqwxcy, the
s time of specified frequencies and the mean mlitude for spams of any size.
Atpmsmt,mmtnrkingwithl. 2 1/2. ands secondepochs.
was
In discueaim the analysis of smh data with various statisticians, we
to a statistic desctibed in 19k). by Bon Home: (Amulet Hath.
19bit
12: 153, 367). the statistic is the new square successive
Statistics,
difference. In lacing through the mime, I fomd other articles by Yang.
were recommended
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which have been described?
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any epplicaticne
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callyoufiim. Mybeetmgamsthudy.
Sincerelyyom,
MEX
Fink,
Director
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