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In my 2011 Annals of Applied Statistics article [Goerg (2011)] I wrote that"Whereas the Lambert $W$ function plays an important role in mathematics,physics, chemistry, biology and other fields, it has not yet been used instatistics." This was incorrect. At the time of publication I was unaware ofStehl\'{\i}k (2003), who used the Lambert $W$ function to derive the exactdistribution of the likelihood ratio test statistic. He has also used it inmore recent work such as Stehl\'{\i}k (2006), Stehl\'{\i}k et al. (2010), orStehl\'{\i}k (2014) amongst others. While Stehl\'{i}k's use of the Lambert $W$function was focused on the distribution of the likelihood ratio teststatistic, my work dealt with the modeling of skewed random variables andsymmetrizing data using the Lambert $W$ function as a variable transformation.

Acknowledgment of priority: Usage of the Lambert W function in statistics