Testing hypotheses about psychometric functions: an investigation of some 
confidence interval methods, their validity, and their use in the evaluation of 
optimal sampling strategies.

Hill, NJ

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Testing hypotheses about psychometric functions: an investigation of some confidence interval methods, their validity, and their use in the evaluation of optimal sampling strategies.

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Hill, N. (2001). Testing hypotheses about psychometric functions: an investigation of some confidence interval methods, their validity, and their use in the evaluation of optimal sampling strategies. PhD Thesis, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.

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