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Biplot display for diagnostic in a two-level regression model for growth curve analysis

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  • Ojeda, M. M.
  • Juarez-Cerrillo, S. F.

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  • Ojeda, M. M. & Juarez-Cerrillo, S. F., 1996. "Biplot display for diagnostic in a two-level regression model for growth curve analysis," Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 22(6), pages 583-597, October.
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