Mahalanobis

Paul N (anonymous) meinte am 13. Apr, 02:50:

If you control for math content, are you still an outlier? I think the rule of thumb is that 1 page of math = 4 pages of text.

Also, who is the outlier in times cited?

Mahalanobis antwortete am 14. Apr, 00:03:

Times cited

is probably a degenerated random variable (that is, P("times cited" = 0)= 1) when it comes to master's theses. Wonder if this BibTex template has ever been used:

@MastersThesis{ label,
  AUTHOR     = {},
  YEAR       = {},
  TITLE      = {},
  SCHOOL     = {},
  address    = {},
  month      = {},
  keywords   = {},
  summary    = {}
}

I think Robert (Tools for analysing spatial data - a MATLAB and Eviews software implementation) presented his thesis at a conference and some got financial support, but that's it. My advisor tries to get a edited version of the thesis published.

UB (anonymous) antwortete am 27. Jan, 01:23:

Just be patient...

See second reference on p. 24 of
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0708/0708.3218v2.pdf

Mahalanobis antwortete am 27. Jan, 21:00:

Hey,

my thesis has already been published. So far nobody has called me and asked why I'm clogging up the net with BS... that's a good sign, isnt it?