Comparing ratios of the mean to a power of variance in two samples via self-normalized test statistics
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- A Two-Sample Test of Equal Gamma Distribution Scale Parameters with Unknown Common Shape Parameter
- Improved tests for the equality of normal coefficients of variation
- Likelihood ratio tests for comparing several gamma distributions
- Multi - sample test of equal gamma distribution scale parameters in presence of unknown common shape parameter
- Test of Equal Gamma-Distribution Means with Unknown and Unequal Shape Parameters
- The mean-variance ratio test -- a complement to the coefficient of variation test and the Sharpe ratio test
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