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Lepage-type change-pointcontrol chartsapplied to monitoring acute mal-nutrition in under-5 children in Nigeria
Introduction: Identification of the most affected age is an important statistical contribution to monitoring nutritional problems among children. Previous studies have demonstrated that monitoring processes’ parameters (mean and variability) individually or simultaneously could provide some insights...
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