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Adaptive Two-sample Robust Tests 1 Behrens-Fisher Problem 1 Robust two-sample t-tests 1 Two Sample t-tests 1 asymmetric trimmed means 1 linear rank statistics 1 symmetric trimmed means 1 transformation statistics 1
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Contributions to two-sample statistics
Reed, James - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 32 (2005) 1, pp. 37-44
When testing the equality of the means from two independent normally distributed populations given that the variances of the two populations are unknown but assumed equal, the classical Student's two-sample t-test is recommended. If the underlying population distributions are normal with unequal...
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Robust Two-Sample Statistics for Testing Equality of Means: A Simulation Study
Reed, James; Stark, David - In: Journal of Applied Statistics 31 (2004) 7, pp. 831-854
When testing the equality of the means from two independent normally distributed populations given that the variances of the two populations are unknown but assumed equal, the classical two-sample t-test is recommended. If the underlying population distributions are normal with unequal and...
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