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# On the estimation of location parameters in the multivariate one sample and two sample problems

Published by Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University in New York .
Written in English

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The Physical Object ID Numbers Statement by Madan Lal Puri and Pranab Kumar Sen. Contributions Sen, Pranab Kumar Pagination 27 p. Number of Pages 27 Open Library OL17869340M

Two different link functions are employed, by assuming a multivariate normal and a multivariate logistic distribution for the latent variables underlying the ordinal outcomes. Composite likelihood methods, more specifically the pairwise and tripletwise likelihood approach, are applied for estimating the model by: 4.

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