Ingram Olkin refers to the Ingram-Olkin method, which is a statistical technique used primarily in the context of meta-analysis and combining information from different studies. The method is often associated with the works of researchers Ingram and Olkin who contributed to the development of methodologies for synthesizing data and deriving estimates from various sources. While specific details may vary, the Ingram-Olkin approach typically focuses on addressing issues such as heterogeneity among studies and incorporating variability in effect sizes.
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