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Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods Volume 5, 1976 - Issue 13
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Multiple decision rules for comparing several populations with a fixed known standard

Bruce W. Turnbull Cornell University,
Pages 1225-1244 | Received 01 Feb 1976, Published online: 27 Jun 2007

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Weixing Cai & Pinyuen Chen. (2008) Screening for Multiple Target Detection. Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 37:12, pages 1930-1947.
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Bofinger Eve & Mengersen Kerrie. (1988) Simultaneous comparisons with a control and with the “best”. Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 17:5, pages 1507-1540.
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RandR. Wilcox. (1984) Selecting the Best Population, Provided it is Better than a Standard: The Unequal Variance Case. Journal of the American Statistical Association 79:388, pages 887-891.
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Göran Bronström. (1981) On sequentially rejective subset selection procedures. Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 10:3, pages 203-221.
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RobertE. Bechhofer & BruceW. Turnbull. (1978) Two (k + 1)-Decision Selection Procedures for Comparing k Normal Means with a Specified Standard. Journal of the American Statistical Association 73:362, pages 385-392.
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H. Finner & G. Giani. (1994) Closed subset selection procedures for selecting good populations. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 38:2, pages 179-199.
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