Tukey test in two way ANOVA

Hi, Suppose that you have a two-way ANOVA design where each of the two factors has three or more levels.In the two way ANOVA there are no interactions, so we want to test within each of the two factors which level differs from the others. According to textbooks, this might be done by a Tukey

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Dear Miguel The Oriana software looks pretty good but I'm a poor student and can't convince the university to buy it just for me! Thanks Charlotte === This list is open to everyone. Occasionally, people lacking respect

Re: ** Stat question

Guidi Chan wrote: A fair die is rolled 2 times. X1 and X2 is the # of points showing on 1st and 2nd rolls. U = X1 + X2; V = X1 - X2. Show that U and V are NOT independent. Howard Hoffman responded: If you make a scatterplot of all possible values of U and V you will discover that

Re: ** Stat question

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Re: Tukey test in two-way ANOVA

also posted to sci.stat.edu where the same message was posted. On Mon, 07 Feb 2000 09:00:45 +0100, Stefan Uhlig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Suppose that you have a two-way ANOVA design where each of the two factors has three or more levels.In the two way ANOVA there are no interactions, so we

Re: Max R-sq for Binary Data

This is more slowly, and more clearly as well. I hate to be the one to break the news, but some time ago Man invented Mathematics to make these descriptions even clearer. It seems to me you are saying prob(Y=1|Z) = .2(Z+2.5) where Z is continuously distributed between -2.5 and + 2.5 (either as

Re: ** Stat question

I get your point. I see this sequence as an example of how good dialogue can lead to education and interesting literary exchange. Howard S. Hoffman Herman Rubin wrote: In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Howard S. Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I stand corrected.

ANOVA/ MANOVA

I have conducted a repeated measure mixed two-factor ANOVA on one sample consisting of 2 groups (conservatives and liberals). The dependent variables where ATTA (attitude towards policy A) and ATTB (attitude towardfs B). I have a few questions: 1. What statistical ANOVA test can reveal an

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Re: ANOVA/ MANOVA

In sci.stat.consult sofyan2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : I have conducted a repeated measure mixed two-factor ANOVA on one sample you shouldn't have : 1. What statistical ANOVA test can reveal an outlier in my data? none : 2. If my test failed the 'homogeneity of variance/ covariance' test,

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