The influence of small sample sizes on the determination of power laws: How large does your sample need to be before you can publish a power law?

D'Huys, E.; Berghmans, D.; Seaton, D.B.

The influence of small sample sizes on the determination of power laws: How large does your sample need to be before you can publish a power law? - D'Huys, E. et al - Poster presented at SIP workshop, August 17-21, La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium on 2014-08-xx - SIDCimport-788

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