Contributions to the Theory of Multivariate Statistical Analysis

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CERTAIN GENERALIZATIONS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
Contributions to the Theory of Comparative Statistical Analysis. I. Fundamental Theorems of Comparative Analysis
METHODS OF STATISTICAL ANALYSIS APPROPRIATE FOR k SAMPLES OF TWO VARIABLES
MOMENT COEFFICIENTS OF THE k-STATISTICS IN SAMPLES FROM A FINITE POPULATION
Moment-generating operators for determinants of product moments in samples from a normal system
On Distributions Admitting a Sufficient Statistic
On an Important Class of Statistical Hypotheses
On the Independence of k Sets of Normally Distributed Statistical Variables
RELATIONS BETWEEN TWO SETS OF VARIATES
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE ANALYSIS OF REGRESSION AMONG k SAMPLES OF TWO VARIABLES
The Generalization of Student's Ratio
The Standard Error of a Tetrad in Samples from a Normal Population of Independent Variables
Two new properties of mathematical likelihood
XX.—On the Theory of Statistical Regression

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