Modern Multivariate Statistical Techniques
@inproceedings{Izenman2008ModernMS, title={Modern Multivariate Statistical Techniques}, author={Alan J. Izenman}, year={2008} }
CHAPTER 3 Page 46, line –15: (K × J)-matrix. Page 47, Equation (3.5): −EF should be −EF . Page 49, line –6: R should be <. Page 53, line –7: “see Exercise 3.4” is not relevant here. Page 53, Equation (3.43): Last term on rhs should be ∂yJ ∂xK . Page 60, Equation (3.98): σ should be σ. Page 61, line 8: (3.106) should be (3.105). Pages 61, 62, Equations (3.109), (3.110), and (3.111): The identity matrices have different dimensions — In the top row of each matrix, the identity matrix has dimension…
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