Showing posts with label ANOVA Procedure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANOVA Procedure. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2010

ANOVA EXAMPLE

Miller and Vanhoutte conducted experiments in which adult ovariectomized female mongrel dogs were treated with estrogen, progesteron, or estrogen plus progesteron. Five untreated animals served as controls. A Variable of interest was concentration of progesterone in the serum of the animals 14 to 21 days after treatment. We wish to know if the treatments have different effects on the mean serum concentration of progesterone.
Solution:-




Wednesday, January 13, 2010

ANOVA Procedure

Following are the steps of the Analysis of Variance procedure.
1- Description of the data
 in addition to describe the data in the usual way, we display the sample data in tabular form.
2- Assumptions along with the assumtions underlying the analysis, we present the model for each design we discuss above. The model consists of a symbolic representation of a typical value from the data being analyzed.
3- Hypothesis
4- Test Statistic
5- Distribution of Test Statistic
6- Decision Rule
7- Calculation of test statistic
 the results of the arithmatic calculations will be summarized in table called the analysis of variance (ANOVA) table. The entries in the table make it easy to evaluate the results of the analysis.
8- Statistical Decision
9- Conclusion

Use of Computer
The calculations required by analysis of variance are lengthier and more complicated. The computer assumes an important role in analysis of variance . All the exercises appearing in this section are suitable for computer analysis and may be used with the statistical packages. The out put of the statistical packages may vary slightly. The basic concept of the analysis of variance that we present here should provide the necessary background for understanding the description of the programs and their output in any of the statistical packages.