On a Remarkable Case of Samples Connected in a Chain. Appendix on the statistical investigation of a text by Aksakov

Science in Context 19 (4):601-604 (2006)
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I have conducted a similar investigation on a text by a different author. The results of this investigation, which was performed on a text passage of 100,000 letters, are presented in the following tables from which one can see how and to what extent the limit theorems of the calculus of probability actually become evident.

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