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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1931175
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To be or not to be valid in testing the significance of the slope in simple quantitative linear models with autocorrelated errors
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    To be or not to be valid in testing the significance of the slope in simple quantitative linear models with autocorrelated errors (English)
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    29 September 2003
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    AR(1) errors
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    first differences
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    fixed and trended versus random and AR(1) regressors
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    least squares
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    maximum likelihood
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    modified t-test
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    restricted maximum liklihood
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