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This document provides an overview of analysis of variance (ANOVA): - ANOVA allows comparison of means between multiple groups simultaneously, reducing the risk of type 1 errors compared to multiple t-tests. It examines the ratio of between-group variance to within-group variance. - ANOVA is used for experimental data with equal sample sizes and assumes variances are normally distributed. It partitions total variance into between-group and within-group components. - If the between-group variance is significantly larger than the within-group variance based on the F-test, then there are significant differences between the group means. Post-hoc tests then determine which specific group means differ.

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ANOVA Presentation

This document provides an overview of analysis of variance (ANOVA): - ANOVA allows comparison of means between multiple groups simultaneously, reducing the risk of type 1 errors compared to multiple t-tests. It examines the ratio of between-group variance to within-group variance. - ANOVA is used for experimental data with equal sample sizes and assumes variances are normally distributed. It partitions total variance into between-group and within-group components. - If the between-group variance is significantly larger than the within-group variance based on the F-test, then there are significant differences between the group means. Post-hoc tests then determine which specific group means differ.

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Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

Why ANOVA?
• In real life things do not typically result in two groups
being compared
– Test lines on I-64 in Frankfort
• Two-sample t-tests are problematic
– Increasing the risk of a Type I error
– At .05 level of significance, with 100 comparisons, 5 will show
a difference when none exists (experimentwise error)
– So the more t-tests you run, the greater the risk of a type I
error (rejecting the null when there is no difference)
• ANOVA allows us to see if there are differences
between means with an OMNIBUS test
When ANOVA?
• Data must be experimental
• If you do not have access to statistical software, an
ANOVA can be computed by hand
• With many experimental designs, the sample sizes
must be equal for the various factor level combinations
• A regression analysis will accomplish the same goal as
an ANOVA.
• ANOVA formulas change from one experimental design
to another
Variance – why do scores vary?
• A representation of the spread of scores
• What contributes to differences in scores?
– Individual differences
– Which group you are in
Variance to compare Means
• We are applying the variance concept to means
– How do means of different groups compare to the
overall mean
• Do the means vary so greatly from each other
that they exceed individual differences within the
groups?
Between/Within Groups
• Variance can be separated into two major
components
– Within groups – variability or differences in
particular groups (individual differences)

– Between groups - differences depending what


group one is in or what treatment is received

Formulas: page 550


Bottom Line
• We are examining the ratio of differences
(variances) from treatment to variances from
individual differences
• If the ratio is large there is a significant impact
from treatment.
• We know if a ratio is “large enough” by
calculating the ratio of the MST to MSE and
conducting an F test.
Fundamental Concepts
• You are able to compare MULTIPLE means
• Between-group variance reflects differences in
the way the groups were treated
• Within-group variance reflects individual
differences
• Null hypothesis: no difference in means
• Alternative hypothesis: difference in means
Sum of Squares
• We are comparing “variance estimates”
– Variance = SS/df
• The charge is to partition the variance into between and
within group variance
• Critical factors:
– BETWEEN GROUP VARIANCE
– WITHIN GROUP VARIANCE
• How does the between group variance compare with
the within group variance?
Designed Experiments of Interest
• One-factor completely randomized designs (Formulas: p. 558)
Total SS = Treatment SS + Error SS
SS(Total) = SST + SSE
• Randomized Block Designs (Formulas: p. 575)
Total SS = Treatment SS + Block SS + Error SS
SS(Total) = SST + SSB + SSE
• Two-Factor Factorial Experiments (Formulas: p. 593)
Total SS = Main effect SS Factor A + Main effect SS Factor B +
AB Interaction SS + Error SS
SS(Total) = SS(A) + SS (B) + SS (AB) + SSE
Word check
• When I talk about between groups variability, what am I
talking about?

• What does SS between represent?

• What does MS (either within or between) represent?

• What does the F ratio represent?


Multiple Comparisons (do the pairs of numbers capture 0)
THESE ARE CONFIDENCE INTERVALS
• We can tell if there are differences but now we must determine which is better
• See MINITAB (Tukey family error rate)
Tukey's pairwise comparisons

Intervals for (column level mean) - (row level mean)

1 2 3

2 -3.854
1.320

3 -4.467 -3.320
0.467 1.854

4 -6.854 -5.702 -4.854


-1.680 -0.298 0.320

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