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Hypotheses testing for structural calibration model

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2011
Authors: Vilca-Labra, Filidor ; Aoki, Reiko ; Zeller, Camila
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Statistical Papers. - Springer. - Vol. 52.2011, 3, p. 553-565
Publisher: Springer
Subject: Calibration | Maximum likelihood | EM-algorithm | Asymptotic tests | Reliability
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Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009324984
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