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Using Efron’s Optimism to select the best models for soil resilience, when data sets are of limited size.

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Ian has been a statistical consultant and researcher for over twenty years. His research focuses on applying statistics and probability theory to both physical and social sciences. He is a specialist in prediction error assessment. At the University of Tasmania, Ian leads the statistics and data science services for researchers and PhD students from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture. He also teaches statistics to undergraduate and post-graduate students. Ian has published work in leading journals (defined as “Q1” in their field, according to Clarivate/Scopus) from a wide variety of disciplines, including law, statistics, medicine, agriculture, environmental science and engineering.

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