Geoffrey J. McLachlan

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1989
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Charles R. O. Lawoko, Geoffrey J. McLachlan:
Bias associated with the discriminant analysis approach to the estimation of mixing proportions. Pattern Recognit. 22(6): 763-766 (1989)
1988
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Charles R. O. Lawoko, Geoffrey J. McLachlan:
Further results on discrimination with autocorrelated observations. Pattern Recognit. 21(1): 69-72 (1988)
1986
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Charles R. O. Lawoko, Geoffrey J. McLachlan:
Asymptotic error rates of the W and Z statistics when the training observations are dependent. Pattern Recognit. 19(6): 467-471 (1986)
1985
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Charles R. O. Lawoko, Geoffrey J. McLachlan:
Discrimination with autocorrelated observations. Pattern Recognit. 18(2): 145-149 (1985)
1983
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Charles R. O. Lawoko, Geoffrey J. McLachlan:
Some asymptotic results on the effect of autocorrelation on the error rates of the sample linear discriminant function. Pattern Recognit. 16(1): 119-121 (1983)

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