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hpower
0.1-0Computation of power and sample size for tests of the general linear hypothesis
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A suite of Splus/R functions to compute power and sample size for tests of the general linear hypothesis.
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- RR 1.5.0 released · 2002-04-29
- 0.1-0archived2000-05-13
- 0.1-01991-11-25
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- These functions are not copyrighted. The author requests, however, that you acknowledge the source and communicate any improvements to him. No guarantees WHATSOEVER from the author or the porter.
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