Thomas Lumley • 10/30/2025

Laws and Orders

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This article presents a lecture on the statistical foundations of orderings and ordinal data. It discusses what constitutes a well-defined ordering, how ordinal data (like health ratings or star reviews) is analyzed, and the complexities that arise when drawing conclusions from ordered distributions, with examples from health research and other fields.

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