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INCOR: a computer program for testing differences among independent correlations

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N. Clayton Silver *
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Zaikina, H.
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James B. Hittner
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Kim May
DOI:10.1111/j.1755-0998.2008.02107.xdelete
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Abstract

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An interactive FORTRAN program (INCOR) performs the Paul (1989) procedure for testing the null hypothesis that more than two independent population correlations are equivalent. The program also performs subsequent range tests for comparing all possible pairwise correlations.
Keywords:
computer program
correlations
FORTRAN
hypothesis testing
independent correlations
range tests

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Molecular Ecology Resources cover
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nevada system of higher education (nshe)
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