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Several Approaches for Measuring Average Rates of Change for a Second Degree Polynomial

Daniel G. Seigel Biometry Branch, Nat. Inst. of Child Health & Human Development, Bethesda, MD, 20014, USA
Pages 36-37 | Published online: 12 Mar 2012

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. (1975) Letters to the Editor. The American Statistician 29:4, pages 171-175.
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Kilchan Choi & Michael Seltzer. (2010) Modeling Heterogeneity in Relationships Between Initial Status and Rates of Change: Treating Latent Variable Regression Coefficients as Random Coefficients in a Three-Level Hierarchical Model. Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics 35:1, pages 54-91.
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