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PlotexplAll, PlotexplBA,
PlotexplEX, PlotexplLR,
PlotexplLT, PlotexplSC,
PlotexplTW, PlotexplWD,
PlotlengthAS, PlotlengthAll,
PlotlengthBA, PlotlengthEX,
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PlotlengthSC, PlotlengthTW,
PlotlengthWD, lengthAS,
lengthAll, lengthBA,
lengthEX, lengthLR,
lengthLT, lengthSC,
lengthWDn=5; alp=0.05;a=1;b=1
lengthTW(n,alp,a,b)
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