2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.stamet.2007.09.001
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Models for a series of studies based on geometrical representation

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“…There is existence of a significant common structure of the one degree, since the tests with statistics F were significant, see Areia et al, (2008).…”
Section: Application: Elections In Portugalmentioning
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“…There is existence of a significant common structure of the one degree, since the tests with statistics F were significant, see Areia et al, (2008).…”
Section: Application: Elections In Portugalmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In general R and β aren't independent. Thus, we are led to get a homocedastic vector of residues independent from β (ver [1]). …”
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“…If not then maybe the set of tables needs to be partitioned into homogenous sets of tables and a new analysis can be run on each of these homogenous sets. This approach has been developed analytically recently [85][86][87][88] and can, under standard (but somewhat stringent) assumptions (e.g., normality, random sampling of the tables, etc. ), provide point estimates, statistical tests, and confidence intervals.…”
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“…Ito, 1980;Lazraq and Cleroux, 2001;Mexia, 2007a, 2007b;Sabatier and Traissac, 1994;Scheffé , 1959). In Areia et al (2008) it is pointed out that low degree polynomials in normal independent variables, with sufficiently small variation coefficients, are approximately normal. Moreover, also in Areia et al (2008), are presented simulations suggesting that, when JlJ-þ 1, a polynomial Pðl þ XÞ has a leading component linear in X.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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