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Lennon, McCartney? Statisticians Identify Who Composed In My Life

Statisticians identify who, from Lennon or McCartney, is the composer of In My Life, applying to music data analysis techniques commonly use

Statistics Win Points in Basketball

The US basketball season is in full swing. Some teams are clocking up good results; others are thinking of transferring players to enhance t

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DR. DOMINIQUE LEGLU

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La Recherche, founded in 1970, is a major source of science information in France for science-interested citizens, leading universities and research institutions. The site Researchinfrance.com publishes the English version of a series of articles about the most advanced achievements appearing in our printed French version.

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