Adjusting the Scott-Knott cluster analyses for unbalanced designs

Effort Estimation Using Scott Knott Test

Software Cost Estimation is used for large-scaled and complex software systems leads managers to settle SCE as one of the most vital activities that is closely related to predicate the success or failure of the whole development process. Propose a statistical framework based on a multiple comparisons algorithm in order to rank several cost estimation models, identifying those which have signifi...

Unbalanced and Minimal Point Equivalent Estimation Second-Order Split-Plot Designs

Restricting the randomization of hard-to-change factors in industrial experiments is often performed by employing a split-plot design structure. From an economic perspective, these designs minimize the experimental cost by reducing the number of resets of the hard-tochange factors. In this paper, unbalanced designs are considered for cases where the subplots are relatively expensive and the exp...

Analyses of Unbalanced Groups-Versus-Individual Research Designs Using Three Alternative Approximate Degrees of Freedom Tests: Test Development and Type I Error Rates

Application of adaptive sampling in fishery part 1: Adaptive cluster sampling and its strip designs

Abstract:  The precision of conventional sampling designs is not usually satisfactory for estimating parameters of clump and rare populations. Many of fish species live in school and disperse all over a vast area like a sea so that they are rare compare to their habitats. Theory of a class of sampling designs called adaptive sampling designs has rapidly grown during last decade which solved the...

Authors’ response to Li et al. Obes Facts 2015;8:DOI: 10.159/000381434

Li et al. [1] have concerns regarding our statement that adjusting for the baseline values of parameters that are highly influenced by baseline values can bias the results in randomized studies. They argued that this is a standard procedure and that our study should be retracted mainly because it contradicts the epidemiology literature. Our study cannot be retracted exactly because it indicates...