Day 9: One-way ANOVA
October 16, 2008 by
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When more than 2 groups are to be compared, multiple t-tests are conducted because of the increased likelihood of Type I error. Instead, before subgroup comparisons are made, the variance of the entire design is analyzed. This pre-analysis is called an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA for short). Using the F-test (like an Analysis of Regression), an ANOVA makes a ratio of variance between the subgroups (due to the manipulation of the experimenter) to variance within the subgroups (due to chance).
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