Communication in Statistics- Theory and Methods · 1991 · 113 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesBiostatisticsMathematicsA/b TestingStatistical GeneticsStatisticsEstimation TheoryHypothesis TestingInferential StatisticsPower AnalysisSample SizeStatistical AnalysisAsymptotic Distribution TheoryAsymptotic NormalityChi-square TestPower For Two-sample TestsSample Size CalculationStatistical PowerTest Statistic
A one-sample asymptotically normal test statistic Is derived for testing the hypothesis that the coefficient of variation of a normal population is equal to a specified value. Based on this derivation, an asymptotically noraml two-sample test statistic and an asymptotically chi-square k-sample test statistic are derived for testing the hypothesis that the coefficients of variation of k ≥2 normal populations are equal. The two and k-sample test statistics allow for unequal sample sizes. Results of a simulation study which evaluate the size and power of the test statistics and compare the test statistics to earlier ones developed by McKay (1932) and Bennett (1976) are presented.
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On Stochastic Limit and Order Relationships
Henry B. Mann, Abraham Wald · The Annals of Mathematical Statistics · 1943 · 392 citations · Full text