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Biometrika 1973 60(1):213-214; doi:10.1093/biomet/60.1.213
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MISCELLANEA

Upper 10% and 25% points of the maximum F ratio

R. J. BECKMAN and G. L. TIETJEN

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory New Mexico

To protect against a Type II error, experiments often wish to choose an {alpha} level larger than the conventional 5% or 1%. This paper gives the critical values for the maximum F ratio of Hartley (1950) for the 10% and 25% points.

Key Words: Homogeneity of variances • Maximum F ratio


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