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k Simultaneous Measurement Procedures: A Bayesian Approach

Abstract A problem in which k instruments are used simultaneously to measure the same response is discussed from a Bayesian viewpoint, generalizing previous work for the k = 2 case [2]. The solution is applied to an example involving the burning times of 29 similar fuses measured by k = 3 observers.

N. Draper | I. Guttman

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