Measures of Location of Skew Distributions Obtained through Box-Cox Transformations
Journal of the American Statistical AssociationPublished 1 June 1985
Jeremy M. G. Taylor
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Abstract Box—Cox power transformations are used to transform a set of observations to symmetry. A measure of location of the original data is obtained by applying the inverse transformation to the center of the transformed data. Its properties are discussed, and it is compared with other measures of location.
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