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Bonferroni-Holm Multiple Comparisons - ANSWER>>-In the context of an ANOVA,
rejecting the null hypothesis means there is a statistical difference between at
least two means, but it won't tell you where it is. You use this to discover exactly
which means are different.
-Only used for Model I ANOVAs
-A t-statistic for a two sample t-test assuming equal variance

Steps to Applying the Bonferroni-Holm Multiple Comparison Test -
ANSWER>>Step 1: Calculate test statistics and corresponding P values for each of
the m comparisons

Step 2: Order the P values from smallest to largest: p1,p2,...,pm. Label the
corresponding comparisons: C1,C2,...Cm

Step 3: Compare p1 and alpha(a)/m

(a) If p1 > a/m, then stop. Conclude that there is no evidence of differences
between any of the means. Procedure is done
(b) p1 < or = a/m, then reject Ho for C1. Continue to next step.

Step 4: Compare p2 and a/(m-1)

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(a) If p2 > a/(m-1), then stop. There is no evidence of differences between any of
the means in the remaining comparisons. Procedure is done.
(b) p2 < or = a/(m-1), then reject Ho for C2. Continue to next step.

Step 5: Compare p3 and a/(m-2)

(a) If p3 > a/(m-2), then stop. There is no evidence of differences between any of
the means in the remaining comparisons. Procedure is done.
(b) p3 < or = a/(m-2), then reject Ho for C3. Continue to next step

Continue until procedure requires you to stop or until all P values have been
compared

Kruskal-Wallis Test - ANSWER>>The nonparametric analog to a Model I OneWay
ANOVA. We would use if it we reject the assumption of normality for the data.

Randomized-Complete Block Design ANOVA - ANSWER>>Used to extend paired
experimental designs to accommodate making more than just two measurements
on the same individuals. Also called Repeated Measures ANOVA.

Model Assumptions:
1. Each observation constitutes a random, independent sample from a population
with mean u_ij. There are k x b of these populations sampled.
2. Each of the k x b populations is normal and with the same variance.
3. The treatment and block effects are additive, that is, there is no interaction
(synergy or interference) between blocks and treatments.

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Factorial-Design Two-Way ANOVA - ANSWER>>Model Assumptions:
1. The observations in each cell constitute an independent random sample of
size n from a population with mean u_ij
2. Each of the population represented by the cell samples is normal and has
the same variance.

Friedman k-sample Test: Matched Data - ANSWER>>The nonparametric analog to
the Randomized-Complete Block Design ANOVA

Linear Regression - ANSWER>>Examines the amount of variability in one variable
(Y) that is explained by the changes in another variable (X). Typically used in
situations in which we have control of X and can measure it essentially without
error.

Correlation Analysis - ANSWER>>-Used when both variables (X and Y) are
experimental and measured with error.
-Used to measure the strength of association observed between any pair of
variables and to test whether it is greater than could be expected by chance
alone.

Simple Linear Regression - ANSWER>>The goal is to describe the functional
relationship between two variables as a straight line, where X is the independent
variable and Y is the dependent variable. We assume X to be measured without
error and to be fixed and repeatable.

Model Assumptions:


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