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Part II presented problems involving a single-response function within each subpopulation. The goal was to summarize the variation in this function across subpopulations. In Part III we consider both complex single-response functions and also multiple functions within each subpopulation. In the latter or multiresponse situation, one objective is to test hypotheses about the functions within subpopulations.
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Forthofer, R.N., Lehnen, R.G. (1981). Multiple Response Functions. In: Public Program Analysis. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6683-6_8
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