December 1, 1953Journal of the American Statistical Association124 citations

A Note on Regression When There is Extraneous Information About One of the Coefficients

JDJ. DurbinBiota Pharmaceuticals (United States)

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(1953). A Note on Regression When There is Extraneous Information About One of the Coefficients. Journal of the American Statistical Association: Vol. 48, No. 264, pp. 799-808.

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