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Four Factor Analysis Three Factors with Replication

We derive the analysis of variance for this situation from the complete four factor analysis given in Table 11,8. We have the T main effect, the first order interactions involving T and the second order interactions involving T, all non- [Pg.102]

Source of Variance Degrees of Freedom Components of Variance [Pg.103]

The arithmetic is lighter, however, if we total over all levels of A, i.e. sum over all replications, for each value of N, D, and R, thus getting a three factor table in which each figure is the sum of the replications. [Pg.103]

Source of Variance Sums of Squares Degrees of Freedom Mean Squares [Pg.104]


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