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    The difficulties of estimation of dispersion parameters in linear models --- an illustration (English)
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    26 September 1995
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    dispersion parameters
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    minimum norm quadratic estimators
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    maximum likelihood estimator
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    restricted maximum likelihood estimator
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    equicorrelation matrix
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    Huynh-Feldt conditions
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    linear models
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    common scalar mean
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    univariate ANOVA with repeated measures
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    permutationally invariant distribution
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    estimability
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    MINQE estimators
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    normality assumption
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