Deletion of Kamel Rekab

Comment: I concur with the analyses by {{u|David Eppstein}} and {{u|MarkH21}}. Merely having published is not grounds for notability, however numerous the publications; we need evidence that those publications have been influential. (Also, "department chair" is an administrative position, not the kind of recognition for achievement that a ''named'' chair is.  doesn't consider department chair as an indication of notability, for good reason
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Comment: Rekab is well known in sequential designs as was honored by three very well know statisticians including Robert Kenner|Robert W. Keener and Malay Ghosh. Dr. Rekab finished his dissertation under the supervision of Dr. Michael Woodroofe. He should not be evaluated on the basis of biostatisticians nor computer scientists because he is a THEORETICAL (PURE) STATISTICIAN and is noted for work in sequential designs. As he served as the department Chair from in Department of Mathematics and Statistics and also served as the President of the American Statistical Association in 2006-2007, he surely meets 
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NPROF)

Comment: I did a Google Books search and his name comes up in dozens of books related to mathematics and statistics. In addition, Google scholar shows over 660 citations to his published works. To me this it seems good enough to meet 
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Comment: meets  - published over 100 research articles, and was a major Ph.D. advisor to 22 Ph.D. students, supervised by Michael Woodroofe, works at major American university
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Comment: The subject falls short of . Regarding C1:{{bulleted list|The subject works in a high-citation field but only has 10 publications with more than 20 citations on Google Scholar, with the most-cited paper having 76 citations. On Scopus and Web of Science (the #Citation metrics|preferred citation metrics), it is even fewer, showing only 3 and 2 publications with more than 20 citations respectively.|For comparison, Mary Ellen Bock (the actual ASA President in 2007) has publications with 894, 228, 121, and 112 citations on Google Scholar, and 7 and 4 publications with more than 20 citations on Scopus and Web of Science, respectively.}}There isn't evidence of satisfying the other NACADEMIC criteria (e.g. the department chair was not named and does not satisfy C5) or GNG
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Comment: as doesn't quite meet , but if someone finds something more than I could I could be convinced to change my !vote. Would probably need a 2nd book or more reviews of the first to meet 
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Comment: While examining deeply, I guess he meets  Criteria #1 for sequential designs, Criteria #2 for receiving Team award Sematech Center of Excellence for creating a well-known software package called STADIUM (Statistical TCAD Analysis for Design in Manufacturing). The software has been delivered to Sematech Center of Excellence, Advanced Micro Devices, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, the United States Department of Defense, DARPA, and the United States Army https://www.statisticianexpert.com/index.php/about-us/94-the-statistician/226-principal-statistician-kamel-rekab-ph-d 1 and also Criteria #7 for consulting services with defense forceshttp://www.geocities.ws/kamelrekab/ 2. And also being a Fellow of the American Statistical Association' grounds for notability under  #3 too
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NPROF||WP:NPROF)

Comment: With respect to many editors' thoughts I am sure he somehow meets  as for his work in sequential designs, for being the Department Chair from in Department of Mathematics and Statistics, for writing dozens of books (the citation counts and reviews of one book are quite impressive) and for his work with defence authoritieshttps://ntrl.ntis.gov/NTRL/dashboard/searchResults/titleDetail/ADA418395.xhtml 1. ALso, I guess he has boarderline achievements to meets #6 in NPROF for major academic institution. Atlast, I think getting on Medi1 Radio|Medi1 is not easy especially for being an academic guy. This is for sure also gives him a plus point of notability
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Comment: Is 'Fellow of the American Statistical Association' grounds for notability under  #3
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Comment: Fails . I also agree {{u|David Eppstein}} and {{u|MarkH21
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NACADEMIC)