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and k2 = 2 and there are (k, )(k2) = (2)(2) = 4 possible outcomes of the ... (2).m-l.n-1 = FO.OS(2).9.24 = 2.79. Thus, the prediction limits would be LI = 1 ...
and k2 = 2 and there are (k, )(k2) = (2)(2) = 4 possible outcomes of the ... (2).m-l.n-1 = FO.OS(2).9.24 = 2.79. Thus, the prediction limits would be LI = 1 ...