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| so:text | We believe that the idea underlying this integral concept of statistics finds adequate expression in the ancient Indian work Sankhya in |Sanskrit the usual meaning is ‘number‘, but the original root meaning was ‘determinate knowledge’ in the Atharva Veda a derivative from Sankhyata occurs both in the sense of ‘well-known‘ as well as ‘numbered’. The lexicons give both meanings. Amarakosa gives Sankhya – vicarana as well as ‘number’; also Sankhyavan – panditah . (en) |
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| so:description | Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis in Vigyanprasar (en) |
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