TESTING SİMİLARİTY vs. DIST1NCTION BASED ON RANKS

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1982

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TUNCER, Yalçın

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Classical rank methods are based on the belief that the objects to be ranked are intrinsically dist- înct, aııd tied observations are treated as excep~ tions. However, there are cases in real life where we suspect that tied ranks are not exceptions but natural results of an unobserved true similarity inherent in the data. In such suspected situations, an attempt can be made at a tests of the unobserv- ed similarity of the objects against their distinc- tion.

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