Continously statistical methods and algorithms useful for researchers in other fields are being developed. It would be interesting to know the speed of knowledge transfer. I am wondering if this issue has been subject to systematical analysis?
We've been doing research on a more general topic how modeling knowledge (whether statistical, or other) migrates. The answer is S.L.O.W.L.Y.
We are winding down our data collection phase, and have begun to publish. You can see one example in the MBP2 report on this site. It will deal with some of your questions.
J, Scott Armstrong at Wharton has looked at this, and has published some excellent papers which appear on his faculty web page. Nearly all of them can be downloaded there.
@Steven: Thanks. Did you have a link to the MBP2 report you mentioned?
It is somewhere on this site, or go to our company website
http://lone-star.com/insights/
It is the top think on this tab right now
@Steven: I found it, thanks. I have also had a look at Armstrong's website. There is quite a number of publications, did you have some specific paper in mind?
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