A METHOD FOR JUDGING ALL CONTRASTS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE

[1] THE ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1947, 3 (01) : 1 - 21

[2] Fisher R.A., 1935, DESIGN EXPT

[3] FISHER RA, 1943, STATISTICAL TABLES

[4] TABLES OF THE X2-INTEGRAL AND OF THE CUMULATIVE POISSON DISTRIBUTION [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1950, 37 (3-4) : 313 - 325

[5] Applications of the non-central t-distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1940, 31 : 362 - 389

[6] EXTENDED AND CORRECTED TABLES OF THE UPPER PERCENTAGE POINTS OF THE STUDENTIZED RANGE [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1952, 39 (1-2) : 192 - 193

[7] Tables of percentage points of the inverted beta (F) distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1943, 33 : 73 - 88

[8] Table of percentage points of the t-distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1942, 32 : 300 - 300

[9] MOOD AM, 1950, INTRO THEORY STATIST

[10] NANDI HK, 1951, B CALCUTTA STATIST A, V3, P103

[1] THE ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1947, 3 (01) : 1 - 21

[2] Fisher R.A., 1935, DESIGN EXPT

[3] FISHER RA, 1943, STATISTICAL TABLES

[4] TABLES OF THE X2-INTEGRAL AND OF THE CUMULATIVE POISSON DISTRIBUTION [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1950, 37 (3-4) : 313 - 325

[5] Applications of the non-central t-distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1940, 31 : 362 - 389

[6] EXTENDED AND CORRECTED TABLES OF THE UPPER PERCENTAGE POINTS OF THE STUDENTIZED RANGE [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1952, 39 (1-2) : 192 - 193

[7] Tables of percentage points of the inverted beta (F) distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1943, 33 : 73 - 88

[8] Table of percentage points of the t-distribution [J]. BIOMETRIKA, 1942, 32 : 300 - 300

[9] MOOD AM, 1950, INTRO THEORY STATIST

[10] NANDI HK, 1951, B CALCUTTA STATIST A, V3, P103