AS 155
The distribution of a linear combination of chi-squared random variables. (Algorithm AS 155).
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- Giles, David; Scott, Murray: Some consequences of using the Chow tests in the context of autocorrelated disturbances (1992)
- Dufour, Jean-Marie; King, Maxwell L.: Optimal invariant tests for the autocorrelation coefficient in linear regressions with stationary or nonstationary AR(1) errors (1991)
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- King, Maxwell L.: Testing for autoregressive against moving average errors in the linear regression model (1983)
- Davies, Robert B.: The distribution of a linear combination of chi-squared random variables. (Algorithm AS 155) (1980)