DECOMPOSITION OF INDEPENDENCE MODEL AND SEPARABILITY OF ITS TEST STATISTIC FOR TWO-WAY CONTINGENCY TABLES WITH ORDERED CATEGORIES

Sadao Tomizawa (Japan), Nobuko Miyamoto (Japan) and Masaya Sakurai (Japan)

Received September 10, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: concordance, correlation, covariance, decomposition, Gamma measure, independence, separability, uniform association.