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A Rank-Invariant Method of Linear and Polynomial Regression Analysis

Regression analysis is usually carried out under the hypothesis that one of the variables is normally distributed with constant variance, its mean being a function of the other variables. This assumption is not always satisfied, and in most cases difficult to ascertain.

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