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What ‘Typical Insights’ Might ‘Core Statistical Analytical Techniques’ Provide to Intelligence Analysts?

2026-06-02

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This article critically examines Jack Duffield’s proposition that (all) intelligence analysts should become competent in “a core set of statistical analytical techniques” so as to address the “total information overload” they have experienced following the proliferation of ‘Big Data’. It summarises the generic (technique-agnostic) and particular (technique-specific): analytical choices and decisions that analysts...

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e94fd0ac-d0fa-5ad4-9723-47a933a8667e
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10.20944/preprints202606.0055.v1
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