Procedures for comparing the correlated outputs of two Air Force bases [by] S. James Press.

S. James Press

ResearchPublished 1965

Presentation of statistical procedures for simultaneously comparing the outputs of two functional units: for example. Air Force bases. The outputs at a given base are assumed to be random variables and 6possibly correlations among the outputs at a given base and how these correlations relate to those at another base. Four distinct models are treated and tests are presented for deciding which model applies in any given situation. Presentation of statistical procedures for simultaneously comparing the outputs of two functional units: for example, Air Force bases. The outputs at a given base are assumed to be random variables and possibly correlated. Various assumptions are made regarding the nature of the correlations among the outputs at a given base and how these correlations relate to those at another base. Four distinct models are treated and tests are presented for deciding which model applies in any given situation. 38 pp. Bibliog.

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  • Year: 1965
  • Pages: 38
  • Document Number: RM-4665-PR

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Press, S. James, Procedures for comparing the correlated outputs of two Air Force bases [by] S. James Press. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1965. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM4665.html.
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