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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1965
T O DECIDE if a calculated value of x2 is significant it is customary to use a table such as that given by Fisher [5]. The experimenter thus finds the frequency with which, according to some hypothesis as to the population(s) from which the samples are drawn, random sampling would give numbers leading to a x2 greater than that actually obtained ...
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T O DECIDE if a calculated value of x2 is significant it is customary to use a table such as that given by Fisher [5]. The experimenter thus finds the frequency with which, according to some hypothesis as to the population(s) from which the samples are drawn, random sampling would give numbers leading to a x2 greater than that actually obtained ...
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OR, 1969
A well-known replenishment policy for an inventory subject to probabilistic demand gives rise to the problem of determining an order quantity and a reorder level which minimize the average cost of keeping inventory. If the problem can be expressed in terms of a simple approximative model which includes a restriction on back-orders and represents demand
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A well-known replenishment policy for an inventory subject to probabilistic demand gives rise to the problem of determining an order quantity and a reorder level which minimize the average cost of keeping inventory. If the problem can be expressed in terms of a simple approximative model which includes a restriction on back-orders and represents demand
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A Nomogram for Photometric Determinations*
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1946openaire +3 more sources