Abstract

The problem of agreement between two or more groups of judges has receivedconsiderable attention during the past decede, beginning with the papers by Schucany & Frawley (1973) and Hollander & Sethuraman (1978). Twovery different definitions of agreement have emerged in the literature. The first states that two groups of judges agree if they use the same probability distribution to select their rank vectors, while the second defines agreement In terms of correlation coefficients. We utilize the first definition in developing a new approach to solving this agreement problem, relying heavily on computer-generated tables

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