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Biometrika 1969 56(3):627-634; doi:10.1093/biomet/56.3.627
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Statistical inference with bivariate gamma distributions

P. A. P. MORAN

Australian National University

In some experimental situations where the use of a covariate could increase the precision of the experiment the distributions of the test variate and the covariate are highly non-normal. Some of these cases can be analysed by using a bivariate distribution which is here defined. Methods of testing for a change in the scale parameter in one margin, using the other variate as a control, are described and the correponding extension to cross-over experiments briefly outlined.


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