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A nonparametric Bayes method for isotonic regression (Discussion papers)

AuthorMichael Lavine
PublisherInstitute of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Duke University
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Author(s)Michael Lavine
PublisherInstitute of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Duke University
ISBN / ASINB0006OVZTA
ISBN-13978B0006OVZT4
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