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Journal URL https://account.sljastats.sljol.info/index.php/sljo-j-sljas1
Title Sri Lankan Journal of Applied Statistics
Publisher The Institute of Applied Statistics, Sri Lanka
Description Sri Lankan Journal of Applied Statistics
ISSN 2424-6271
Language(s) English (en)
Publisher Email editor@iassl.lk
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