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A Commonly Occurring Incomplete Multiple Classification Model

Klaus Hinkelmann
- 01 Mar 1963 - 
TL;DR: In this paper, an incomplete classification model frequently occurring in biological experiments has been analyzed as far as linear estimable parametric functions and their estimates are concerned, and a basis for the space of estimable functions has been derived.
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A General Method of Constructing Layout with Single Factorial Effect Confounded in pn Factorial Experiments

TL;DR: A general method of constructing layout with single factorial effect confounded in p n factorial experiments is proposed in this article, where the design of confounding a single factor in a pn factorial experiment is constructed.

A ParametricStudyoftheStimulation VariablesAffectingtheMagnitudeof theOlfactoryNerve Response

TL;DR: Theredictiveability of[F,N] and [C,T ] was at least as good as good asthatofthe three-variable model, inranking thesereducedmodels interms of theirability to predict theneural response.

Statistical pooling of regions to assist the optimization of

TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose statistical pooling of regions of occurrence of a specific type of ore deposit on the basis of economic and/or geometriC parameters, which results in a single optimized function being applicable throughout the pool, either for detection purposes or for economic strategies, instead of the application of a different function to each component of the pool.
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Mathematical information processing

TL;DR: By an information processing system the authors mean quite generally a system capable of receiving information, that is, signals having a well-defined structure, of transferring them, storing them, transforming them, and again delivering them.