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Jerome Sacks1966

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Designs for Regression Problems with Correlated Errors

Jerome Sacks · Donald Ylvisaker

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Published1966-02-01

VenueThe Annals of Mathematical Statistics

ISSN-L0003-4851

Languageen

Citations187

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