The Rank Transform Method in Some Two-Factor Designs
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- Rank test statistics for unbalanced nested designs
- Robust analysis of two-way models with repeated measures on both factors
- Choosing appropriate covariance matrices in a nonparametric analysis of factorials in block designs
- Nonparametric methods in multivariate factorial designs for large number of factor levels
- Rank‐based test procedures for interaction in the two‐way layout with one observation per cell
- A nonparametric test for interaction in two-way layouts
- Rank tests in heteroscedastic multi-way HANOVA
- Hypothesis testing with paired partly interval censored data
- Non-parametric confidence intervals for shift effects based on paired ranks
- Nonparametric Finite Mixture: Applications in Overcoming Misclassification Bias
- Aligned Rank Transform Techniques for Analysis of Variance and Multiple Comparisons
- Extended ANOVA and rank transform procedures
- Extended analysis of at least partially ordered multi-factor ANOVA
- A note on consistency of non-parametric rank tests and related rank transformations
- Rank transform statistics with censored data
- Nearly exact tests in factorial experiments using the aligned rank transform
- Distribution-free tests for main effects and interactions in multivariate repeated measures designs
- Nonparametric multiple comparison procedures for unbalanced two-way layouts
- Properties of the rank transformation in factorial analysis of covariance
- Nonparametric methods in multivariate factorial designs
- Nonparametric methods in factorial designs
- Rank test for heteroscedastic functional data
- A study of the power of the rank transform test in a 23factorial experiment
- The nonparametric Behrens–Fisher problem in partially complete clustered data
- Fuzzy linear regression using rank transform method
- Asymptotic theory of weightedF-statistics based on ranks
- Testing for a change in repeated measures data
- Multifactor analysis of variance based on the aligned rank transform technique.
- Limitations of the rank transform procedure: A study of repeated measures designs. II
- A unified approach to rank tests for mixed models
- A class of rank-score tests in factorial designs
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