Selected Papers

Herbert Robbins' work is celebrated for its originality and significant influence on mathematical statistics. This collection, published to honor his seventieth birthday, features key research papers aimed at historians, novices, and experts alike. It highlights Robbins' role in shaping modern statistical research and introduces foundational concepts in an accessible manner. Notably, the collection includes the groundbreaking Robbins and Monro paper on stochastic approximation. Additional references and commentary on important developments in the field are also provided to enhance understanding.