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MANE 6313

Week 6, Module E

Student Learning Outcome

  • Select an appropriate experimental design with one or more factors,
  • Select an appropriate model with one or more factors,
  • Evaluate statistical analyses of experimental designs,
  • Assess the model adequacy of any experimental design, and
  • Interpret model results.

Module Learning Outcome

Analyzing an experiment with one observation per cell


One observation per cell

  • Let us construct an ANOVA for a 2-factor factorial experiment with an interaction term assuming \(n=1\)

  • We run out of degrees of freedom

  • Another method is to examine the interaction term and note its expected mean square value

  • If an interaction is present, we can not separate it from our estimate of \(\sigma\)

  • The only approach is to assume that the interaction does not exist and use our estimate of interaction for error


Degrees of Freedom Analysis


Tukey's Test for interactions

Specialized test. Very helpful for one observation per cell.

  1. Calculate
\[ SS_N=\frac{\left[\sum_{i=1}^a\sum_{j=1}^by_{ij}y_{i.}y_{.j}-y_{..}\left(SS_A+SS_B+\frac{y_{..}^2}{ab}\right)\right]^2}{abSS_ASS_B} \]
  1. Calculate
\[ SS_{Error}=SS_{Residual}-SS_N \]
  1. Calculate
\[ F_0=\frac{SS_N}{SS_{Error}/\left[(a-1)(b-1)-1\right]} \]
  1. Reject the hypothesis of no interaction
\[ F_0>F_{\alpha,1,(a-1)(b-1)-1} \]

Problem 5.9 as a Single Replicate

Single Replicate Problem


Single Replicate Example ANOVA

ANOVA


Organize Data

  • Form table
  • Calculate marginal totals

Organize Data


Calculate Double Sum for SSn

Double Sum Calculation


Calculate SSn

SSn Calculation


Calculate SSerror

SSerror Calculation


Calculate Test Statistic

Test Statistic Calculation


Hypothesis Test Results

Results of Hypothesis Test