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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 804151
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On using hartley's statistic to test the hypothesis of not much difference among normal variances
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 804151

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    On using hartley's statistic to test the hypothesis of not much difference among normal variances (English)
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    14 November 1995
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    variance of normal distribution
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    rejection region
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    power function
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    table of percentage points
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    power
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    Hartley's maximum \(F\)-ratio test
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    least favorable configuration
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    critical value
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    specified significance level
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    lower confidence bounds
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