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TESTS OF HOMOGENEITY FOR CORRELATED SAMPLES

Abstract This paper presents techniques for testing various hypotheses related to the notion of temporal homogeneity of a population each of whose members can belong to any one of S states at any time. These hypotheses include Cochran's interchangeability hypothesis, the hypothesis of strict exchange, the usual homogeneity hypothesis for multinomial distributions in the presence of correlated samples, and the hypothesis that a first order Markov chain is in a steady state.

A. Madansky

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