THE RANKING OF VARIANCES IN NORMAL-POPULATIONS

[1] A SINGLE-SAMPLE MULTIPLE DECISION PROCEDURE FOR RANKING VARIANCES OF NORMAL POPULATIONS [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1954, 25 (02): : 273 - 289

[2] UPPER 5-PERCENT AND 1-PERCENT POINTS OF THE MAXIMUM F-RATIO [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1952, 39 (3-4) : 422 - 424

[3] MULTIPLE RANGE AND MULTIPLE F TESTS [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1955, 11 (01) : 1 - 42

[4] THE MAXIMUM F-RATIO AS A SHORT-CUT TEST FOR HETEROGENEITY OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1950, 37 (3-4) : 308 - 312

[5] PEARSON ES, 1954, BIOMETRIKA TABLE STA, V1

[6] COMPARING INDIVIDUAL MEANS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1949, 5 (02) : 99 - 114

[1] A SINGLE-SAMPLE MULTIPLE DECISION PROCEDURE FOR RANKING VARIANCES OF NORMAL POPULATIONS [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1954, 25 (02): : 273 - 289

[2] UPPER 5-PERCENT AND 1-PERCENT POINTS OF THE MAXIMUM F-RATIO [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1952, 39 (3-4) : 422 - 424

[3] MULTIPLE RANGE AND MULTIPLE F TESTS [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1955, 11 (01) : 1 - 42

[4] THE MAXIMUM F-RATIO AS A SHORT-CUT TEST FOR HETEROGENEITY OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1950, 37 (3-4) : 308 - 312

[5] PEARSON ES, 1954, BIOMETRIKA TABLE STA, V1

[6] COMPARING INDIVIDUAL MEANS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1949, 5 (02) : 99 - 114