On Partitioning a Set of Normal Populations by Their Locations with Respect to a Control

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Minimax multiple t-tests for comparing k normal populations with a control
A Generalization of the Partition Problem
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Mutiple three-decision procedure for comparing several exponential treatments with the best control
Partitioning Bernoulli Populations with Respect to a Control
Multiple comparison procedures for optimally discriminating between good, equivalent, and bad treatments with respect to a control
Multiple comparisons with a control for exponential location parameters under heteroscedasticity
Classifying logistic populations using sample medians
Expanded confidence intervals
Classifying k normal populations with respect to a control: making at most Incorrect Decisions
One-Stage and Two-Stage Designs for Clinical Trials Using an Indifference-Zone Approach
A review: The arrangement increasing partial ordering
Partitioning with Respect to a Control: Unequal Sample Sizes Case
Applying locally optimal criterion for classifying highly-reliable products with a control
On selecting populations better than a control: weibull populations case
On empirical Bayes simultaneous selection procedures for comparing normal populations with a standard
A multiple three-decision procedures for comparing several treatments with a control under heteroscedasticity
A Stein-Type Two-Sample Procedure for Comparing Normal Means
Multiple comparisons with ‘best’ for multivariate normal populations
Partitioning \(k\) multivariate normal populations according to equivalence with respect to a standard vector
Classifying weibull populations with respect to a control
A Two-Stage Procedure with Elimination for Partitioning a Set of Normal Populations with Respect to a Control
On the consistency of single-stage ranking procedures

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