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Bayesian multiple comparisons of simply ordered means using priors with a point mass

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  • Wright, F.T.

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Comparison of k treatment means under the simple-order assumption ([mu]1

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  • Nashimoto, Kane & Wright, F.T., 2008. "Bayesian multiple comparisons of simply ordered means using priors with a point mass," Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 52(12), pages 5143-5153, August.
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