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Shahid M. Hussain,Michael F. Sorrellproblem, Example 4.1. Following the reasoning given in § 2.6(.) and § 3.5, it is frequently possible to assume that our data are independently and normally distributed with some (unknown) expectation and variance, . and ... All the methods of this chapter are based on these assumptions. A simple che

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Christophe Penna,Bernard Nordlingerapter we present some alternative methods of analysis which do not make the assumption that the observations are normally distributed. For various reasons, discussed briefly at the end of this chapter, the methods are not of great importance, although with certain types of data these methods must be

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