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\(M\)-estimates of covariance matrices\(M\)-estimation\(S+\)ANSI FORTRAN 77bounded influence regressiondiscrete generalized linear modelsFORTRAN subroutine library ROBETHhigh breakdown estimationhigh breakdown point regressionhigh-level \(S\)-functionslinear regressionmixed proceduresrobust covariancesrobust regressionrobust testing of linear hypothesesweight functions
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