A test for discriminating between models
BiometrikaPublished 1 January 1969
Anthony C. Atkinson
Citations47
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Abstract
Suppose that two or more theoretical formulae are available for predicting the value of a single valued observable response. A method is described for testing whether each formula describes the data equally well. The method is compared with other tests.
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