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Neil H. Timm

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University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States 
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Statistics
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Ali A. Al-Subaihi grad student 2000 University of Pittsburgh
Lidush Goldschmidt grad student 2000 University of Pittsburgh
Andrew J. Wiesner grad student 2004 University of Pittsburgh

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Timm NH. (2004) Estimating effect sizes in exploratory experimental studies when using a linear model American Statistician. 58: 213-217
Goldschmidt L, Timm NH. (2003) A comparison of noniterative generalized least squares and iterative maximum likelihood estimators when testing hypotheses in random coefficient growth curve models Communications in Statistics Part B: Simulation and Computation. 32: 297-318
Timm NH. (2002) Testing non-nested multivariate effect size models in meta-analysis Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics. 27: 321-333
Timm NH, Al-Subaihi AA. (2001) Testing model specification in seemingly unrelated regression models Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods. 30: 579-590
Timm NH. (1999) A Note on Testing for Multivariate Effect Sizes Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics. 24: 132-145
Ziegel ER, Timm NH, Mieczkowski TA. (1999) Univariate and Multivariate General Linear Models Technometrics. 41: 82
Timm NH. (1999) Testing multivariate effect sizes in multiple-endpoint studies Multivariate Behavioral Research. 34: 457-465
Timm NH. (1997) The CGMANOVA Model Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods. 26: 1083-1098
Timm NH. (1996) A note on the Manova model with double linear restrictions Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods. 25: 1391-1395
Timm NH. (1996) Multivariate quality control using finite intersection tests Journal of Quality Technology. 28: 233-243
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