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Subsequent to a review of the effects of familial or intra-class correlation (=ϱ) on the univariateF, or analysis of variance tests, and of methods for obtaining confidence limits for ϱ, results are presented on the effects of familial correlations in tests in multivariate ‘analysis of dispersion’. Methods for obtaining confidence limits are given in the case where a common variance-covariance matrix may be assumed for the successive multivariate samples.
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Bennett, B.M. Multivariate ‘analysis of dispersion’ in the presence of intra-class correlation. Metrika 10, 1–5 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02613412
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