bootstrap: Functions for the Book "An Introduction to the Bootstrap"

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S original • by Rob Tibshirani. R port by • Friedrich Leisch. • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

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2019.6 Version

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IntegratedMRF: Integrated Prediction using Uni-Variate and Multivariate Random Forests (Version 1.1.9)	2016
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MultivariateRandomForest: Models Multivariate Cases Using Random Forests (Version 1.1.5)	2016
QFASA: Quantitative Fatty Acid Signature Analysis (Version 1.2.1)	2016
asht: Applied Statistical Hypothesis Tests (Version 1.0.3)	2015
braQCA Analysis: (Version )	0
fishmethods: Fishery Science Methods and Models (Version 1.13-1)	2009
htestClust: Reweighted Marginal Hypothesis Tests for Clustered Data (Version 0.2.2)	2020
multifear: Multiverse Analyses for Conditioning Data (Version 0.1.5)	2021
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s20x Analysis: (Version )	0

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