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The American Statistician | 1991

On Proving That and S 2 are Independent

Peter W. Zehna

Abstract The need to establish the independence of the sample mean and the sample variance in sampling from a normal population arises early in a course in statistics. For the result is an essential ingredient in the derivation of the Student-t distribution for statistical inference. Often this need arises before the tools, notably multivariate methods, for a rigorous proof are available. Occasionally one will find attempts to derive this result using only bivariate assumptions. A recent article in this journal, as well as some current textbooks, offer such a proof. In all cases there are serious questions about the validity of the proofs.


American Mathematical Monthly | 1972

Probability distributions and statistics

Peter W. Zehna


Naval Research Logistics Quarterly | 1968

An application of servomechanisms to inventory

Stuart A. Bessler; Peter W. Zehna


Archive | 1983

Probability, modeling uncertainty

Donald R. Barr; Peter W. Zehna


American Mathematical Monthly | 1987

How electronics ended the Poisson approximation to the binomial distribution

Peter W. Zehna


The American Statistician | 1991

On proving that X and S2 are independent

Peter W. Zehna


The American Statistician | 1993

A MINITAB Companion with Macros

Ronald L. Wasserstein; Peter W. Zehna


The American Statistician | 1991

On Proving that

Peter W. Zehna


The American Statistician | 1986

\overline{X}

W. R. Stephenson; Peter W. Zehna; Donald R. Barr


Archive | 1970

and S

Peter W. Zehna; Donald R. Barr

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Donald R. Barr

Naval Postgraduate School

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Ronald L. Wasserstein

American Statistical Association

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