THE ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE

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[2] CRAMER H, 1946, MATH METHODS STATIST

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[5] DAVID FN, 1938, STAT RES MEMOIRS, V2, P105

[6] Fisher RA, 1925, STAT METHOD RES WORK

[7] GOULDEN CH, 1939, METHODS STATISTICAL

[8] Irwin J. O., 1934, J ROY STAT SOC S, V1, DOI 10.2307/2983605

[9] IRWIN JO, 1931, J ROYAL STATISTICAL, V94, P285

[10] KENDALL MG, 1946, ADV THEORY STATISTIC, V2

[1] BAINES AHJ, 1944, QCR15 BRIT MIN SUPPL

[2] CRAMER H, 1946, MATH METHODS STATIST

[3] THE ESTIMATION OF VARIANCE COMPONENTS IN ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRICS BULLETIN, 1946, 2 (01): : 7 - 11

[4] Daniels H.E., 1939, JR STATIST SOC S, V6, P186

[5] DAVID FN, 1938, STAT RES MEMOIRS, V2, P105

[6] Fisher RA, 1925, STAT METHOD RES WORK

[7] GOULDEN CH, 1939, METHODS STATISTICAL

[8] Irwin J. O., 1934, J ROY STAT SOC S, V1, DOI 10.2307/2983605

[9] IRWIN JO, 1931, J ROYAL STATISTICAL, V94, P285

[10] KENDALL MG, 1946, ADV THEORY STATISTIC, V2