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[4] FIX E, 1949, P BERKELEY S MATH ST

[5] KENDALL MG, 1950, J ROY STAT SOC B, V12, P60

[6] KENDALL MG, 1948, ADV THEORY STATISTIC, V1

[7] KOOPMANS TC, 1950, STATISTICAL INFERENC

[8] A CORRECTION TO "NOTE ON A PROBLEM OF RAGNAR FRISCH" (vol 15, pg 245, 1947) [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1949, 17 (3-4) : 212 - 212

[9] NOTE ON A PROBLEM OF RAGNAR FRISCH [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1947, 15 (03) : 245 - 249

[10] The significance of the difference between two means when the population variances are unequal [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1938, 29 : 350 - 362

[1] Allen HV., 1938, STAT RES MEMOIRS, VII, P60

[2] [Anonymous], 1947, J R STAT SOC S, DOI DOI 10.2307/2984115

[3] FISHER RA, 1922, J ROY STAT SOC, V85, P97

[4] FIX E, 1949, P BERKELEY S MATH ST

[5] KENDALL MG, 1950, J ROY STAT SOC B, V12, P60

[6] KENDALL MG, 1948, ADV THEORY STATISTIC, V1

[7] KOOPMANS TC, 1950, STATISTICAL INFERENC

[8] A CORRECTION TO "NOTE ON A PROBLEM OF RAGNAR FRISCH" (vol 15, pg 245, 1947) [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1949, 17 (3-4) : 212 - 212

[9] NOTE ON A PROBLEM OF RAGNAR FRISCH [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1947, 15 (03) : 245 - 249

[10] The significance of the difference between two means when the population variances are unequal [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1938, 29 : 350 - 362