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Outlier Test Sample Result

This document reports the results of outlier tests conducted on several variables: water activity, tenderness, percent yield, moisture content, hue angle, L*, a*, and b*. For each variable and treatment, the number of observations, mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum values are provided. Grubbs' test was used to identify potential outliers in the data at a significance level of 0.05. Any values identified as outliers are listed at the end for each variable.

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Outlier Test Sample Result

This document reports the results of outlier tests conducted on several variables: water activity, tenderness, percent yield, moisture content, hue angle, L*, a*, and b*. For each variable and treatment, the number of observations, mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum values are provided. Grubbs' test was used to identify potential outliers in the data at a significance level of 0.05. Any values identified as outliers are listed at the end for each variable.

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OUTLIER TEST FOR WATER ACTIVITY

Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
Water Activity (aw) 1 9 0.64667 0.00487 0.63800 0.65200 1.78 0.448
2 9 0.63000 0.01137 0.61900 0.64800 1.58 0.827
3 9 0.64789 0.02075 0.63300 0.68300 1.69 0.598
4 9 0.64511 0.00695 0.63500 0.65400 1.45 1.000
5 9 0.62811 0.00590 0.62200 0.63700 1.51 1.000
6 9 0.62433 0.01615 0.60300 0.64600 1.34 1.000
OUTLIER TEST FOR TENDERNESS

Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
Tendernes 1 15 9.577 3.427 6.300 17.600 2.34 0.135
s
2 15 9.980 2.209 6.600 14.200 1.91 0.643
3 15 11.48 5.79 4.80 24.00 2.16 0.275
4 15 11.073 2.893 7.650 16.650 1.93 0.610
5 15 14.177 2.957 8.900 18.600 1.78 0.921
6 15 12.78 4.21 4.80 21.40 2.05 0.415
OUTLIER TEST OF PERCENT YIELD
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
Percent Yield 1 3 32.66 2.07 31.43 35.05 1.15 0.034
(%)
2 3 32.81 2.36 31.44 35.54 1.15 0.013
3 3 32.682 1.159 31.992 34.021 1.15 0.035
4 3 36.89 8.98 31.49 47.25 1.15 0.046
5 3 36.92 8.99 31.49 47.30 1.15 0.053
6 3 37.23 9.31 31.68 47.98 1.15 0.036
Outlier
Variable Treatment Row Outlier
Percent Yield 1 7 35.0515
(%)
2 8 35.5386
3 9 34.0206
4 10 47.2500
6 12 47.9800
OUTLIER OF MOISTURE CONTENT
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
Moisture Content (%) 1 3 31.63 2.31 30.24 34.30 1.15 0.045
2 3 26.538 1.682 25.413 28.471 1.15 0.180
3 3 25.223 0.686 24.487 25.844 1.07 0.724
4 3 26.805 0.157 26.667 26.976 1.09 0.658
5 3 23.746 0.0833 23.652 23.809 1.13 0.353
6 3 21.257 0.383 20.985 21.695 1.14 0.262
Outlier
Variable Treatment Row Outlier
Moisture Content (%) 1 13 34.2972
OUTLIER TEST OF HUE ANGLE
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
Hue Angle 1 18 37.55 14.60 14.41 50.06 1.59 1.000
2 18 42.94 12.74 19.65 56.03 1.83 1.000
3 18 42.98 14.62 14.35 54.82 1.96 0.712
4 18 47.92 4.46 39.98 57.09 2.06 0.526
5 18 43.47 6.27 25.16 51.17 2.92 0.011
6 18 42.83 5.33 34.77 54.77 2.24 0.283
Outlier
Variable Treatment Row Outlier
Hue Angle 5 59 25.1593
OUTLIER TEST FOR L*
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
L* 1 18 38.742 2.031 33.940 40.760 2.36 0.179
2 18 37.356 1.865 33.800 39.470 1.91 0.827
3 18 38.57 4.70 35.09 56.56 3.83 0.000
4 18 36.83 7.03 10.08 41.59 3.80 0.000
5 18 39.652 2.538 35.770 44.560 1.93 0.765
6 18 37.554 3.655 29.230 42.530 2.28 0.249
Outlier
Variable Treatment Row Outlier
L* 3 9 56.56
4 64 10.08
OUTLIER TEST FOR a*
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
a* 1 18 1.6356 0.3232 1.1500 2.1800 1.68 1.000
2 18 2.0606 0.2848 1.6100 2.5400 1.68 1.000
3 18 2.2089 0.2872 1.6400 2.5600 1.98 0.666
4 18 1.9000 0.2550 1.2500 2.4000 2.55 0.082
5 18 2.098 0.518 1.320 3.300 2.32 0.212
6 18 2.1211 0.3629 1.4900 2.6300 1.74 1.000
OUTLIER TEST FOR b*
Method
Null hypothesis All data values come from the same normal
population
Alternative Smallest or largest data value is an outlier
hypothesis
Significance level α = 0.05
Grubbs' Test
Variable Treatment N Mean StDev Min Max G P
b* 1 18 1.264 0.485 0.540 1.870 1.50 1.000
2 18 2.098 0.944 0.750 3.770 1.77 1.000
3 18 2.217 0.928 0.550 3.350 1.80 1.000
4 18 2.1261 0.4035 1.4000 2.8900 1.89 0.859
5 18 2.081 0.810 0.620 4.100 2.49 0.105
6 18 1.9694 0.3759 1.4300 2.7600 2.10 0.456

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