Optimal sample sizes for estimating the difference in means between two normal populations treating confidence interval length as a random variable (Q4346838)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1043936
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1043936 |
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Optimal sample sizes for estimating the difference in means between two normal populations treating confidence interval length as a random variable (English)
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21 October 1998
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optimal sample size ratio
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normality
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population mean difference
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0.8088390231132507
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0.7836253643035889
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0.7764240503311157
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