Algorithm AS 119: Tabulating Sparse Joint Frequency Distributions

Leathers, Burton L.

doi:10.2307/2346988

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“…Recently, Leathers (1977) presented the subroutine JFTABT for the tabulation of joint frequency distributions. While it is capable of tabulating univariate frequency distributions for the above case, the fact that it is designed to produce multivariate tabulations makes it inefficient and inconvenient to use for the univariate case.…”

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Algorithm AS 131: Tabulating Frequency Distributions for Variables with Structured Code Sets

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“…This method has been described in several places, most notably by Knuth (1973) whose description provides the basis for the routines presented here. Height balanced trees, also known as AVL trees, have been suggested for statistical applications by Leathers (1977) in connection with the case of joint frequency distributions; the present algorithm is believed to offer several advantages in flexibility and generality.…”

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