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A test for the equality of the variances of two populations, each having a normal distribution, based on the ratio of the larger to the smaller variances of a sample taken from each (F-ratio). The test is widely used in analysis of variance introduced by the British statistician, (Sir) Ronald Alymer Fisher (1890–1962) in Fisher and Mackenzie (1923), Fisher (1935). Named the F-ratio and F-test in honour of Fisher, by the American statistician, George Waddel Snedecor (1881–1974) in Snedecor (1934). Its first application to a geological problem was by the American statistician, Churchill Eisenhart (1913–1994) (Eisenhart 1935).

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