Ted Hill
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Theodore P. Hill is an American mathematician who developed Benford's law into a powerful tool used to seek out tax fraud. Income tax agencies of several nations and states such as California use detection software based on Benford's law, in part thanks to the work of Hill.
[edit] Bibliography
- T. Hill (1996). "A statistical derivation of the significant-digit law". Statistical Science 10: 354-363.
- Theodore P. Hill (July-August 1998). "The First Digit Phenomenon". American Scientist 86 (4): 358+. doi:.
[edit] External links
- "Randomly Wrong" by Paul Niquette
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