Definition of Box and Cox in English:

noun

• often as modifier Used to refer to an arrangement whereby people make use of the same accommodation or facilities at different times, according to a strict arrangement.

  ‘a Box and Cox arrangement’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Meanwhile, the White House reverted to its policy of the two senior figures playing Box and Cox.’
  • ‘With Box and Cox, the printer and the hatter, we have two such zeros, each present and absent to the other at one and the same time.’
  • ‘When the response variable does not follow a normal distribution, it is sometimes possible to use the methods of Box and Cox to find a transformation that improves the fit.’