A man in daily muddy contact with field experiments could not be expected to have much faith in any direct assumption of independently distributed normal errors. (George E. P. Box)

A man in daily muddy contact with field experiments could not be expected to have much faith in any direct assumption of independently distributed normal errors.

George E. P. Box

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