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Last updated by SDZeroBot ^{operator / talk} at 14:41, 21 September 2026 (UTC)

Created	Article	Extract	Class	Creator (# edits)
2025-11-17	DataGlyph (type of barcode)	DataGlyph is a 2D matrix barcode system developed at Xerox PARC. DataGlyph is designed to unobtrusively integrate computer-readable information into printed materials.	Stub	Citrons.xyz (22)
2025-12-10	Fractional dominating set (Generalization of dominating sets using fractional weights)	In graph theory, a fractional dominating set is a generalization of the dominating set concept that allows vertices to be assigned fractional weights between 0 and 1, rather than binary membership. This relaxation transforms the domination problem into a linear programming problem, often yielding more precise bounds and enabling polynomial-time computation.	B	BagLuke (1235)
2025-09-17	False confidence theorem (Statistical principle for robust inference)	The false confidence theorem suggests that an analyst should not be willing to assign a high degree of belief to an assertion on the basis of low quality data. High belief here would be unjustified, the confidence placed in the assertion could be said to be false.	Start	LackingConfidence (16)
2025-12-04	Game theory on networks (Study of strategic interactions on networks)	Game theory on networks is a field that studies strategy in competing interest interactions among rational or adaptive players that are affected by the topology of networks. Players' interactions are modeled by a network (a graph with nodes for each player, plus additional data).	B	SirSavien04 (26)
2025-12-01	Discrete diffusion model (Technique for the generative modeling of a discrete probability distribution)	In machine learning, discrete diffusion models are a class of diffusion models, which themselves are a class of latent variable generative models. Each discrete diffusion model consists of two major components: the forward jump diffusion process, and the reverse jump diffusion process.	C	Cosmia Nebula (13130)
2025-11-18	Barron space	In functional analysis, the Barron space is a function space. It is a Banach space. It originated from the study of universal approximation properties of two-layer neural networks. It has applications in approximation theory and statistical learning theory.	C	Cosmia Nebula (13130)
2025-12-04	Dugundji extension theorem (theorem)	In mathematics, the Dugundji extension theorem is a theorem in general topology due to American mathematician James Dugundji. It is directly related to the Tietze–Urysohn extension theorem — about extending continuous functions on normal spaces — of which it is, in a sense, a generalization.	Start	TakuyaMurata (96404)
2026-01-31	Ghosh–Pratt identity	In mathematical statistics, the Ghosh-Pratt identity is a theorem that establishes a formal relationship between the expected volume of a confidence set and its probability of false coverage. It is a cornerstone of optimal estimation, as it allows the problem of finding the shortest confidence interval to be framed as a problem of maximizing the power of a statistical test.	Start	Btyner (7187)
2025-07-25	Synergistic system (System of nonlinear differential equations)	A Synergistic system (or S-system) is a collection of ordinary nonlinear differential equations	C	HanungCho (31)
2026-03-05	Moving-phantoms mechanism	Moving-phantoms mechanisms (MPM) are rules for budget-proposal aggregation, a task in computational social choice. Their distinguishing feature is that they are strategyproof. They were developed in 2019 by Dominik Peters (as part of his Ph.D. thesis) in collaboration with Rupert Freeman, David Pennock and Jennifer Wortman Vaughan.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2025-12-05	Trustless system (Cryptographic system not requiring trust)	Trustless system is a (usually cryptographic) system in which none of the stakeholders involved are required to trust one another while still engaging in the most accurately and reliably audited transactions. One of its most important technologies are immutable ledgers, for example Distributed Ledger Technology, with one of its most well-known implementations being a blockchain.	Stub	Operarioribeiro (342)
2026-05-21	ICH E9(R1) Addendum On Estimands and Sensitivity Analyses in Clinical Trials		Start	Dxb810 (19)
2026-02-26	Continuous binomial distribution (Continuous probability distribution on the unit interval)	In probability theory and statistics, the continuous binomial distribution (also called the cobin distribution) is a family of continuous probability distributions on the unit interval that belongs to an exponential dispersion family. It was introduced as a response distribution for generalized linear models for continuous proportional data, proposed as an alternative to beta regression.	Start	Bayesianism (36)
2026-06-13	Telescoping product (Property of a product of terms that collapses via cancellation)	In mathematics, a telescoping product is a product of a sequence of factors that simplifies dramatically because most intermediate terms cancel, leaving only the initial and final terms. This phenomenon is closely related to the concept of a telescoping sum, but applies to multiplicative structures instead of additive ones.	Start	GolDreamer (107)
2026-03-06	Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics	The Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics or FPOS comprise ten standards for the operation of national statistical systems, agreed by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 2014 (resolution 68/261). The principles cover professional competence, international cooperation, legal status and independence from political interference.	C	Ca3tki (1009)
2025-11-11	Wilcoxon Award (American statistics journal award)	The Wilcoxon Award (formerly known as the Frank Wilcoxon Prize) is an award given to the authors of the paper judged to be the best practical application paper published in the journal Technometrics each year. The award is one of two major annual awards sponsored by the journal, the other being the Jack Youden Prize for the best expository paper.	Start	Btyner (7187)
2026-02-09	Dispersion function (Statistical characterization of distribution functions)	In probability theory and statistics, the dispersion function is a functional that characterizes a probability distribution by measuring the expected absolute deviation of a random variable from any given point. It was introduced by J. Muñoz-Pérez and A.	Start	Quipa (361)
2026-02-20	Multiplexed Assays of Variant Effect (Genetics research practice)	Multiplexed Assays of Variant Effect (MAVE) is a method used to determine sequence-function relationships, identify variants that alter protein structure, stability, or activity, and characterize regulatory elements. MAVEs have become important in clinical genetics, particularly for reclassifying variants of uncertain significance (VUSs) in human disease genes.	B	Jessikavalera (12)
2026-04-18	Algorithm IMED (Algorithm for the multi-armed bandit problem)	In multi-armed bandit problems, IMED (for Indexed Minimum Empirical Divergence) is an algorithm developed in 2015 by Junya Honda and Akimichi Takemura. It is the first algorithm proved to be asymptotically optimal respect to the problem-dependant Lai–Robbins lower bound for distributions in $(-\infty ,1]$ .	C	Adrien PREVOST (194)
2026-06-30	Group strategyproofness	Group strategyproofness (GSP), also called coalitional strategyproofness, is a property of mechanisms and voting rules in social choice theory and mechanism design. A mechanism is group-strategyproof if no coalition of agents can all gain by jointly misreporting their private information: there is no group of agents and no joint deviation from truthful reporting that makes at least one member of the group strictly better off without making any other member of the group worse off.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-07-03	Freedman classification (Classification of all simply connected oriented closed topological 4-manifolds)	In topology in mathematics, Freedman's classification (or Freedman's theorem) is a central result about four-dimensional topological manifolds (short 4-manifolds). Concretely, it gives a full classification of all simply connected oriented closed topological 4-manifolds up to orientation-preserving homeomorphism by their intersection form and their Kirby–Siebenmann invariant.	B	Samuel Adrian Antz (4031)
2026-02-04	Vie Channel (Vietnamese production and distribution company)	Vie Channel Joint Stock Company (formerly: Anh Binh Minh International Media Development Joint Stock Company; abbreviated: Vie Channel) is a company specializing in producing entertainment programs under DatViet VAC Group Holdings. Vie Channel has cooperative television channels including: HTV2 - Vie Channel (HTV), ON Vie Giải Trí and ON Vie Dramas (VTVCab) and is the producer of a series of television programs with high viewership such as Rap Viet, Super Intelligence Vietnam, Who Is That Person ...	C	Ahri Boy (5934)
2026-05-12	Polynomial convexity (Concept in several complex variables)	In mathematics, especially in several complex variables, polynomial convexity is a notion of convexity for compact subsets of complex Euclidean space defined using complex polynomials. It is analogous to ordinary convexity, but instead of separating points by real affine functions or hyperplanes, it uses inequalities involving holomorphic polynomials.	Start	Sławomir Biały (16441)
2026-07-09	Political expressive behaviour (Political action taken to express identity)	Political expressive behaviour is political action taken mainly to express who a person is, their identity, values, or group loyalties, rather than to bring about a particular result. Scholars in public choice, political science, and political psychology use the idea to explain forms of political participation, primary voting, that are hard to explain if one assumes people act only to change outcomes, since the probability that one voter will affect the political outcome is negligible.	C	Wicko Peddlefoot (667)
2026-07-23	Optimal auditing (Study of strategies for verifying reports)	Optimal auditing is the study, in economics and game theory, of how a principal should verify reports made by strategic agents when verification is costly. Agents privately observe some piece of information — an income, a loss, a claim, a value — and report it to a principal who cannot observe it directly, but can inspect a report at a cost.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2025-10-25	Cryptographic bill of materials (Inventory of cryptographic assets used in software and systems)	Cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM—also cryptography bill of materials) is a structured inventory of all cryptographic assets present in a software, firmware, device, or system. It enumerates algorithms (and parameters such as key sizes and modes), cryptographic libraries or modules, digital certificates, keys and related material, and protocols in use, and maps their relationships to the components that implement or invoke them.	C	TechGeoPoliticist (17)
2026-02-26	Aldous' spectral gap conjecture (Proven conjecture in probability theory)	In probability theory, Aldous' spectral gap conjecture is the statement that two Markov chains associated to a graph, namely the random walk and the interchange process, have the same spectral gap. The conjecture was proven in 2009 by Caputo, Liggett, and Richthammer.	Stub	~2026-12844-79 (9)
2026-04-05	Best arm identification (Multi-armed bandit sequential game)	Best arm identification (BAI) is a sequential one-player game where the player has to find the best action (arm) among a list of actions (arms) by collecting information in the most efficient way.	B	Adrien PREVOST (194)
2025-12-20	Birnbaum's theorem (Theorem in statistics regarding the Likelihood Principle)	Birnbaum's Theorem is a pivotal result in the foundations of statistics, formulated by the American statistician Allan Birnbaum in 1962. The theorem formally demonstrates that the likelihood principle is logically equivalent to the combination of two more widely accepted statistical principles: the sufficiency principle and the conditionality principle.	Start	Btyner (7187)
2026-06-02	Min-max optimization	A min-max optimization (MMO) problem is a mathematical optimization problem of the following form:	Start	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-06-18	Veto voting	In social choice theory, veto voting is a method of voting by which individual voters, or coalitions of voters, can veto a certain number of outcomes that they dislike. The veto power of a coalition is the number of candidates it can veto. The veto core is the set of outcomes that are not vetoed.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-03-18	2017 Albertslund Municipal election (Election in Albertslund, Denmark)	The 2017 Albertslund Municipal election was held on 21 November 2017, to elect the 21 members to sit in the regional council for the Albertslund Municipal Council, in the period of 2018 to 2021. Mayor Steen Christiansen [da] would win a third term.	Stub	GhostJp (915)
2026-03-13	Cryptographic anchor (unique identifier that can be put into products and cannot be removed or changed)	A cryptographic anchor refers to binding digital objects together using cryptographic techniques, such as cryptographic hashing or digital signatures. This data can be used to verify an object is authentic for traceability and fraud detection, while the cryptography provides tamperproofing.	Start	Techhead7890 (1512)
2026-05-21	The CRT-Estimands Framework		Start	Dxb810 (19)
2026-04-19	Generalized Poisson distribution on a locally compact Abelian group	Generalized Poisson distribution on a locally compact Abelian group, along with the Gaussian distribution, plays an important role in the arithmetic of probability distributions.	Start	MMargaryta (66)
2026-07-02	William Rae Thompson (American mathematician and statistician)	William Rae Thompson was an American mathematician and statistician best known for inventing Thompson sampling, a foundational heuristic in machine learning and reinforcement learning for the multi-armed bandit problem. First published in 1933, his algorithm saw a significant resurgence in the 21st century and has since become a standard technique in artificial intelligence and online decision-making.	C	Hananshteingart (61)
2026-04-02	Ryser's conjecture on circulant Hadamard matrices (Open conjecture that no real circulant Hadamard matrix has order greater than 4)	In matrix theory and combinatorics, Ryser's conjecture on circulant Hadamard matrices, also called the circulant Hadamard matrix conjecture, states that no real circulant Hadamard matrix has order greater than 4. The conjecture is attributed to Herbert John Ryser, who recorded the problem in 1963.	B	Dennj.osele (84)
2026-05-30	Linnik class (Class of distributions)	The Linnik class $I_{0}$ is one of the central concepts in the arithmetic of probability distributions. Following Yuri Vladimirovich Linnik, denote by $I_{0}$ the class of distributions that have no indecomposable divisors. Examples of distributions belonging to the class $I_{0}$ include normal distributions (Cramér's decomposition theorem), Poisson distributions (Raikov's theorem), as well as their convolutions (Linnik's theorem).	Start	Aannuuttaa (3)
2026-03-30	Cooperative–competitive value (Solution concept in game theory)	The coco value (short for cooperative–competitive value) is a solution concept in game theory for two-player normal-form games with transferable utility. Introduced by Adam Kalai and Ehud Kalai, it evaluates a game by decomposing it into a cooperative component and a competitive component, and then combining the team optimum of the former with the minimax value of the latter.	C	Yoyomaya (87)
2026-07-28	Partial Euler Product (Mathematical concept in number theory)	A partial Euler product is a finite truncation of an Euler product, obtained by restricting the product to primes up to a specified bound. For the Riemann zeta function, it takes the form	C	Dan Olegovich (11)
2026-03-25	Normal cone (variational analysis) (Constructions in nonsmooth analysis)	In variational analysis, set-valued analysis and optimization, the concept of a normal cone to a subset of a space generalizes that of the orthogonal complement / annihilator of a vector space, (outward) normal vector fields to surfaces — or more generally of the normal bundle of an embedded submanifold — to possibly non-smooth subsets of vector spaces.	B	Stefan Volz (7)
2026-07-18	Pesin Entropy Formula	The Pesin Entropy Formula is a fundamental theorem in ergodic theory and dynamical systems. It equates the Kolmogorov-Sinai (measure-theoretic) entropy of a smooth, chaotic dynamical system to the sum of its positive Lyapunov exponents, integrated over the space.	Start	Flyredeagle (1608)
2026-03-11	Econometrics in capitalism (Use of econometric methods in market economies and capitalist institutions)	Econometrics in capitalism refers to the application of econometrics—the statistical and mathematical analysis of economic data—within capitalist and market-based economic systems. Econometric methods are widely used by governments, corporations, financial institutions, and international organizations to analyze economic behavior, evaluate policies, and forecast economic trends.	C	Aninda005 (118)
2026-07-03	Private simultaneous message passing	Private simultaneous message passing (PSM) is a primitive, studied in information-theoretic cryptography, which allows multiple, non-communicating, parties to reveal the output of a function to a referee without revealing the inputs to the function. PSM was introduced as a simple toy model for secure multi-party computation, and is related to the conditional disclosure of secrets setting, among other subjects.	C	Alexmay28 (75)
2026-08-26	Fractional multiwinner approval voting	Fractional multiwinner approval voting (FMAV) is a social choice setting in which there is a set of candidates, each voter votes by stating a subset of a candidates that he approves, and the goal is to determine a distribution over committees of a predetermined size k.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-04-22	Prevalence threshold (Bayesian diagnostic threshold derived from the geometry of screening curves)	Prevalence threshold is a mathematical concept in Bayesian statistics, diagnostic test interpretation, and screening theory. It denotes a distinguished value of disease prevalence, or pre-test probability, associated with the geometry of the curve that maps prior probability to positive predictive value for a diagnostic or screening test.	B	Theoremsforlife (5)
2026-08-06	9801 (number) (Natural number)	9801 (nine thousand eight hundred [and] one) is the natural number following 9800 and preceding 9802.	Stub	Budew1234 (1064)
2026-04-11	Cake sharing (Social choice theory problem)	Cake sharing is a problem in social choice theory, in which a group of agents with different preferences has to choose together a subset of a heterogeneous divisible resource, such as time or space. They have a fixed budget, determining the maximum size of the subset that they can choose.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-07-19	Nash welfare rule (Rule in social choice theory)	In social choice and operations research, the Nash welfare rule (also called the max-product rule, the Nash-optimal rule or maximum Nash welfare, often abbreviated MNW) is a rule saying that, among all possible alternatives, society should pick the alternative which maximizes the product of the utilities of all individuals in society.	C	Erel Segal (15329)
2026-09-14	Suphrom	Suphrom Ruesi (Thai: ฤๅษีสุพรหม), also known as Suphrom Yana (สุพรหมยาน), is a hermit who appears in legends relating to the founding of Khelang Nakhon, the city that later became Lampang, Thailand. According to these traditions, he resided at Doi Ngam near the Wang River in present-day Lampang province.	Start	ManoiCMU (1177)
2026-08-20	Strong set order (Partial order in lattice theory)	In order theory, the strong set order $\leq _{s}$ is a partial order over the subsets of a lattice. It is widely used to study monotone comparative statics of parametrized optimization problems in economic theory and operations research.	C	JoaoFrancisco1812 (332)
2026-08-17	Net treatment benefit (Statistical methodology for analyzing randomized clinical trials)	Net Treatment Benefit (NTB) is a statistical measure of treatment effect used in randomized clinical trials. Developed by Marc Buyse for multiple prioritized outcomes, it is derived from Generalized pairwise comparisons (GPC) and summarizes the overall difference between treatments as the net probability that a randomly selected patient receiving the experimental treatment has a better overall outcome than a randomly selected patient receiving the control treatment.	C	Teebsteebs (31)
2026-09-14	Sukkadanta	Sukkadanta Ruesi (Thai: ฤๅษีสุกกทันตะ; also written Sukadanta or Suktanta) is a legendary hermit associated with the traditions of Hariphunchai, an ancient Mon kingdom in what is now Lamphun province, Thailand. According to local chronicles and legends, he resided at Dhammika Mountain, Khao Samo Khon in the area of Lopburi, where he was associated with the teaching of arts and sciences.	Start	ManoiCMU (1177)
2026-09-18	2026 PNGNRL season (Rugby league season)	The 2026 PNGNRL season, known for sponsorship reasons as the 2026 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup, was the 36th season of the Papua New Guinea National Rugby League (PNGNRL) competition, the premier domestic rugby league competition in Papua New Guinea. Twelve clubs contested the season, which ran from 12 April to 13 September 2026.	C	Eleutherius (2354)
2025-12-30	Feature Importance (Set of techniques in machine learning)	Feature Importance (or Variable Importance or Feature Attribution) refers to a set of techniques and mathematical frameworks used in machine learning, statistics, and their applications to quantify the contribution of input variables (features) to a model's output or to the underlying data-generating process.	C	Joej1997 (21)
2026-03-07	Clandestine Radio Broadcasting	Clandestine radio broadcasting stations are unlicensed, illegal stations that broadcast to countries that prohibit or limit the expression of dissident political viewpoints. The stations are frequently operated by revolutionary and counterrevolutionary groups or intelligence services such as the U.S.	B	Projection3 (94)
2026-08-24	Comparison of generative AI models	This is a comparison of frontier models in generative AI, according to aggregates of benchmarks.	Start	Doeze (4389)
2026-08-26	Win statistics	The win statistics are a family of flexible, nonparametric statistics used to quantify effect size in comparisons of hierarchical composite outcomes between two groups. The win statistics – comprising the win ratio, the win odds, and the net treatment benefit (also called the win difference) – are primarily used as measures of effect size in the generalised pairwise comparisons (GPC) framework, a generalisation of the theory underpinning the Finkelstein-Schoenfeld test.	B	DillyT00 (51)
2026-02-22	Doob's h-transform (Probabilistic concept)	In mathematics, more specifically in stochastics, Doob's h-transform is a method to transform a Markov process into a new Markov process, which exhibits certain properties. Most prominently, for a homogeneous Markov process $X$ with (random) lifetime $T$ , the reverse process $(X_{T-t})_{t\geq 0}$ and the conditioned process $X\mid X_{T}=x$ on terminating at a single point $x$ , can be expressed as an $h$ -transform of the orig ...	C	Simonbiene (275)

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