THE MOMENTS OF THE SAMPLE MEDIAN

[1] Bromwich T. J. I., 1908, INTRO THEORY INFINIT

[2] SOME DISTRIBUTIONS OF SAMPLE MEANS [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1946, 17 (01): : 1 - 12

[3] CADWELL JH, 1952, BIOMETRIKA, V39, P207

[4] ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE MEDIAN [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1955, 26 (01): : 112 - 116

[5] ON THE NORMAL APPROXIMATION TO THE BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1945, 16 (04): : 319 - 329

[6] Distribution of the median, quartiles and interquartile distance in samples from a normal population [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 315 - 360

[7] KNOPP K, THEORY APPLICATION I

[8] On the mean character and variance of a ranked individual, and the mean variance of the intervals between ranked individuals. [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 364 - 397

[9] Appendix to a paper by Professor Tokishige Hojo. On the standard error of the median to a third approximation when the median is found from a sample of size n=2p+1, and the parent population is normal and of standard deviation sigma [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 361 - 363

[10] Polya G., 1949, P 1 BERK S MATH STAT, P63

[1] Bromwich T. J. I., 1908, INTRO THEORY INFINIT

[2] SOME DISTRIBUTIONS OF SAMPLE MEANS [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1946, 17 (01): : 1 - 12

[3] CADWELL JH, 1952, BIOMETRIKA, V39, P207

[4] ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE MEDIAN [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1955, 26 (01): : 112 - 116

[5] ON THE NORMAL APPROXIMATION TO THE BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1945, 16 (04): : 319 - 329

[6] Distribution of the median, quartiles and interquartile distance in samples from a normal population [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 315 - 360

[7] KNOPP K, THEORY APPLICATION I

[8] On the mean character and variance of a ranked individual, and the mean variance of the intervals between ranked individuals. [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 364 - 397

[9] Appendix to a paper by Professor Tokishige Hojo. On the standard error of the median to a third approximation when the median is found from a sample of size n=2p+1, and the parent population is normal and of standard deviation sigma [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1931, 23 : 361 - 363

[10] Polya G., 1949, P 1 BERK S MATH STAT, P63