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#	Title	Journal	Year	Citations
1	SAMPLING ERRORS OF GENETIC CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS CALCULATED FROM ANALYSES OF VARIANCE AND COVARIANCE	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1959	129
2	RATIO ESTIMATION AND FINITE POPULATIONS: SOME RESULTS DEDUCIBLE FROM THE ASSUMPTION OF AN UNDERLYING STOCHASTIC PROCESS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1963	119
3	ON ESTIMATION OF LONG‐MEMORY TIME SERIES MODELS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1985	116
4	ESTIMATION OF A DENSITY FUNCTION USING ORDER STATISTICS¹	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1975	94
5	Category Distinguishability and Observer Agreement	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1986	92
6	THE COMBINATION OF PROBABILITIES: AN APPLICATION OF ORTHONORMAL FUNCTIONS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1961	86
7	ON SPLINE SMOOTHING WITH AUTOCORRELATED ERRORS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1989	82
8	A NOTE ON OPTIMUM STRATIFICATION OF POPULATIONS FOR ESTIMATING THE POPULATION MEANS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1963	80
9	SIMPLE STOCHASTIC MODELS FOR THE RELEASE OF QUANTA OF TRANSMITTER FROM A NERVE TERMINAL	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1966	78
10	CANONICAL VARIATE ANALYSIS—A GENERAL MODEL FORMULATION	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1984	78
11	A MODEL OF SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING WITH UNEQUAL PROBABILITIES	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1963	76
12	VARIABLE KERNEL DENSITY ESTIMATES AND VARIABLE KERNEL DENSITY ESTIMATES	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1990	76
13	ON THE NUMBER OF RECORDS NEAR THE MAXIMUM	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1997	74
14	SOME LIMIT THEOREMS FOR EVANESCENT PROCESSES	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1969	71
15	ON A FAMILY OF DISTRIBUTIONS WITH ARGUMENT BETWEEN 0 AND 1 OBTAINED BY TRANSFORMATION OF THE GAMMA AND DERIVED COMPOUND DISTRIBUTIONS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1977	71
16	RELAXING ASSUMPTIONS IN THE ONE SAMPLE t‐TEST	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1980	70
17	THE FIRST EPIDEMIC MODEL: A HISTORICAL NOTE ON P.D. EN'KO	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	68
18	A CONDITIONAL DERIVATION OF RESIDUAL MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1990	68
19	CUMULANTS AND PARTITION LATTICES1	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1983	66
20	BIAS IN THE ESTIMATION OF MULTIVARIATE AUTOREGRESSIONS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	66
21	AUSTRALIAN SHARE PRICES AND THE RANDOM WALK HYPOTHESIS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1969	64
22	SOME MODELS FOR OVERDISPERSED BINOMIAL DATA	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	63
23	ON THE EXPECTED VALUES OF RECORD VALUES¹	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1978	62
24	RATES OF CONVERGENCE IN SEMI‐PARAMETRIC MODELLING OF LONGITUDINAL DATA	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1994	62
25	SELECTING SEVERAL SAMPLES FROM A SINGLE POPULATION	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1972	59
26	FORERUNNERS OF THE PEARSON χ²	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1966	57
27	CONFIDENCE LIMITS FOR A CROSS‐PRODUCT RATIO	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1962	56
28	ESTIMATING THE PARAMETERS OF NORMAL AND LOGISTIC DISTRIBUTIONS FROM CENSORED SAMPLES1	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1968	56
29	A DUALITY THEOREM IN NON‐LINEAR PROGRAMMING WITH NON‐LINEAR CONSTRAINTS¹	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1961	55
30	IDENTIFLABILITY CRITERIA FOR A SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS AS A WHOLE	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1965	53
31	A TEST OF GOODNESS OF FIT FOR SYMMETRIC RANDOM VARIABLES¹	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1972	53
32	ON A CHARACTERIZATION BASED ON RECORD VALUES	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1977	52
33	AN APPROXIMATION TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF QUADRATIC FORMS IN NORMAL RANDOM VARIABLES	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	52
34	ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF RESTRICTED MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD (REML) ESTIMATES FOR HIERARCHICAL MIXED LINEAR MODELS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1994	52
35	THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SKEWNESS AND KURTOSIS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	51
36	FITTING FINITE MIXTURE MODELS IN A REGRESSION CONTEXT	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1992	51
37	ON STUDENTIZING AND BLOCKING METHODS FOR IMPLEMENTING THE BOOTSTRAP WITH DEPENDENT DATA	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1993	50
38	ASYMPTOTIC THEORY FOR PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS: NON‐NORMAL CASE1	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1977	49
39	ON BOOTSTRAP HYPOTHESIS TESTING	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1990	48
40	A CHARACTERIZATION THEOREM FOR POSITIVE DEFINITE SEQUENCES ON THE KRAWTCHOUK POLYNOMIALS1	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1969	46
41	A MULTIVARIATE NORMAL MODEL FOR PEDIGREE AND LONGITUDINAL DATA AND THE SOFTWARE ‘FISHER’	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1994	46
42	INFERENCE ABOUT THE MEAN OF A POISSON DISTRIBUTION IN THE PRESENCE OF A NUISANCE PARAMETER	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	45
43	ON THE ROBUST ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE COMPONENTS MODELS FOR PEDIGREE DATA	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1993	45
44	The Mean, Median, Mode Inequality and Skewness for a Class of Densities	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1981	44
45	On Smoothing Sparse Multinomial Data	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1987	44
46	ROBUST RIDGE REGRESSION BASED ON AN M‐ESTIMATOR	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1991	44
47	IDEAL METRICS IN THE PROBLEMS OF PROBABILITY THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1979	43
48	ON THE BOOTSTRAP AND TWO‐SAMPLE PROBLEMS	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1988	43
49	THE JOINT DISTRIBUTION OF QUADRATIC FORMS AND RELATED DISTRIBUTIONS1	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1970	42
50	STATISTICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA THE KNIBBS LECTURE FOR 1977: (SEPTEMBER 5th, 1977): FOUNDATIONS OF STATISTICAL INFERENCE: THE CASE FOR ECLECTICISM	The Australian Journal of Statistics	1978	42

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