NASA NTRS · 19910030401
The use and misuse of statistics in space physics
Abstract
This paper presents several statistical techniques most commonly used in space physics, including Fourier analysis, linear correlation, auto- and cross-correlation, power spectral density and superimposed epoch analysis, and presents tests to assess the significance of the results. New techniques such as bootstrapping and jackknifing are presented. When no test of significance is in common usage, a plausible test is suggested.
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Reiff, Patricia H.. 1990-01-01. The use and misuse of statistics in space physics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910030401
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