Box's M test

Box–Cox distribution

Brunner Munzel Test

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Canonical correspondence analysis

China microcensus

Church of Scotland Yearbook

Code officiel géographique

Common-method variance

Complex Wishart distribution

Composite bar chart

Composite measure

Conditional change model

Consecutive sampling

Correct sampling

Cox process

Cross-lagged panel model

Cross-sequential study

Cumulative flow diagram

Dasgupta's objective

Data binning

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