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Dew.Stats.TANOVA2Result Structure

Defines two-way ANOVA (with or without replications) statistics parameters.

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public struct TANOVA2Result { public double SS1; public double SS2; public double SS3; public double SS4; public double SSTotal; public double Deg1; public double Deg2; public double Deg3; public double Deg4; public double DegTotal; public double MS1; public double MS2; public double MS3; public double MS4; public double FDist1; public double FDist2; public double FDist3; public double FCrit1; public double FCrit2; public double FCrit3; }

Regress.cs

This structured type describes the ANOVA2 routine statistical parameters:

  • SS1 Sum of squares (source of variation rows)
  • SS2 Sum of squares (source of variation columns)
  • SS3 Sum of squares (source of variation interactions between rows and columns). The SS3 term is only valid for two-way ANOVA with replications.
  • SS4 Sum of squares (source of variation errors)
  • SSTotal Sum of squares (total)
  • Deg1 Degrees of freedom (rows)
  • Deg2 Degrees of freedom (columns)
  • Deg3 Degrees of freedom (interactions). The Deg3 term is only valid for two-way ANOVA with replications.
  • Deg4 Degrees of freedom (errors)
  • DegTotal Degrees of freedom (total)
  • MS1 Mean squares (rows)
  • MS2 Mean squares (columns)
  • MS3 Mean squares (interactions). The MS3 term is only valid for two-way ANOVA with replications.
  • MS4 Mean squares (errors)
  • FDist1 F statistics (the ratio of MS)
  • FDist2 F statistics (the ratio of MS)
  • FDist3 F statistics (the ratio of MS). The MS3 term is only valid for two-way ANOVA with replications.
  • FCrit1 Critical F value
  • FCrit2 Critical F value
  • FCrit3 Critical F value. The MS3 term is only valid if yor're performing two-way ANOVA with replications.

ANOVA2

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