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A power study of Kimball’s statistics

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  1. Biomathematics Division, Fort Detrick, Frederich, Maryland, USA

    James R. Gebert (c/o C.E.I.R.)

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The author is indebted to Dr.B. K. Kale for the valuable direction given and to the National Institutes of Health (Training program in Biometry, GM-34-09) for financial support.

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Gebert, J.R. A power study of Kimball’s statistics. Statistische Hefte 9, 269–273 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02927706

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