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Some notes on the investigation of heterogeneity in interactions

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El encontrar un resultado significativo en un problema de análisis de la varianza, entraña muchas veces la investigación posterior de la naturaleza de las diferencias indicadas por el test.

En este trabajo, el autor desarrolla una teoria de distribución útil en el análisis de interacciones en un modelo de componentes de varianza. Al final de él figuran cuatro tablas de valores de las distribuciones consideradas correspondientes a distintas hipótesis.

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  1. Case Institute of Technology, Cleveland, USA

    N. L. Johnson

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Johnson, N.L. Some notes on the investigation of heterogeneity in interactions. Trabajos de Estadistica 13, 183–199 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03002872

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