le quotient de deux variances corr\'el\'ees, sa distribution et son test
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Abstract
The joint sampling distribution of two correlated variances, i.e. variances stemming from a bivariate normal distribution or from two normal $\rho $-correlated distributions, is hardly known and used, by contrast with the distribution of $F$, the quotient of two independent, zero-correlated variances. The distribution of $F_\rho $, the quotient of two correlated variances, established by Bose (1935) and Finney (1938), is given along with its main characteristics, to which is added a handy $F_\rho $ to $F$ transformation. Finally, data based on Monte Carlo simulations document and compare the accuracy and power of two approximate tests of the difference between two correlated sample variances.
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| Authors | ;Laurencelle, Louis |
| Journal | journal keteknikan pertanian |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.20982/tqmp.12.2.r131
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