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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Why Experiment? | |
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Components of an Experiment | |
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Terms and Concepts | |
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Outline | |
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More About Experimental Units | |
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More About Responses | |
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Randomization and Design | |
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Randomization Against Confounding | |
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Randomizing Other Things | |
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Performing a Randomization | |
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Randomization for Inference | |
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The paired t-test | |
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Two-sample t-test | |
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Randomization inference and standard inference | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Completely Randomized Designs | |
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Structure of a CRD | |
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Preliminary Exploratory Analysis | |
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Models and Parameters | |
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Estimating Parameters | |
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Comparing Models: The Analysis of Variance | |
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Mechanics of ANOVA | |
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Why ANOVA Works | |
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Back to Model Comparison | |
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Side-by-Side Plots | |
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Dose-Response Modeling | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Looking for Specific Differences--Contrasts | |
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Contrast Basics | |
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Inference for Contrasts | |
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Orthogonal Contrasts | |
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Polynomial Contrasts | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Multiple Comparisons | |
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Error Rates | |
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Bonferroni-Based Methods | |
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The Scheffe Method for All Contrasts | |
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Pairwise Comparisons | |
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Displaying the results | |
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The Studentized range | |
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Simultaneous confidence intervals | |
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Strong familywise error rate | |
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False discovery rate | |
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Experimentwise error rate | |
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Comparisonwise error rate | |
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Pairwise testing reprise | |
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Pairwise comparisons methods that do not control combined Type I error rates | |
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Confident directions | |
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Comparison with Control or the Best | |
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Comparison with a control | |
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Comparison with the best | |
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Reality Check on Coverage Rates | |
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A Warning About Conditioning | |
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Some Controversy | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Checking Assumptions | |
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Assumptions | |
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Transformations | |
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Assessing Violations of Assumptions | |
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Assessing nonnormality | |
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Assessing nonconstant variance | |
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Assessing dependence | |
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Fixing Problems | |
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Accommodating nonnormality | |
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Accommodating nonconstant variance | |
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Accommodating dependence | |
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Effects of Incorrect Assumptions | |
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Effects of nonnormality | |
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Effects of nonconstant variance | |
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Effects of dependence | |
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Implications for Design | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Power and Sample Size | |
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Approaches to Sample Size Selection | |
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Sample Size for Confidence Intervals | |
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Power and Sample Size for ANOVA | |
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Power and Sample Size for a Contrast | |
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More about Units and Measurement Units | |
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Allocation of Units for Two Special Cases | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Factorial Treatment Structure | |
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Factorial Structure | |
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Factorial Analysis: Main Effect and Interaction | |
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Advantages of Factorials | |
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Visualizing Interaction | |
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Models with Parameters | |
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The Analysis of Variance for Balanced Factorials | |
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General Factorial Models | |
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Assumptions and Transformations | |
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Single Replicates | |
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Pooling Terms into Error | |
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Hierarchy | |
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Problems | |
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A Closer Look at Factorial Data | |
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Contrasts for Factorial Data | |
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Modeling Interaction | |
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Interaction plots | |
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One-cell interaction | |
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Quantitative factors | |
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Tukey one-degree-of-freedom for nonadditivity | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Further Topics in Factorials | |
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Unbalanced Data | |
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Sums of squares in unbalanced data | |
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Building models | |
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Testing hypotheses | |
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Empty cells | |
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Multiple Comparisons | |
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Power and Sample Size | |
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Two-Series Factorials | |
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Contrasts | |
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Single replicates | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Random Effects | |
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Models for Random Effects | |
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Why Use Random Effects? | |
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ANOVA for Random Effects | |
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Approximate Tests | |
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Point Estimates of Variance Components | |
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Confidence Intervals for Variance Components | |
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Assumptions | |
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Power | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Nesting, Mixed Effects, and Expected Mean Squares | |
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Nesting Versus Crossing | |
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Why Nesting? | |
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Crossed and Nested Factors | |
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Mixed Effects | |
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Choosing a Model | |
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Hasse Diagrams and Expected Mean Squares | |
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Test denominators | |
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Expected mean squares | |
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Constructing a Hasse diagram | |
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Variances of Means and Contrasts | |
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Unbalanced Data and Random Effects | |
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Staggered Nested Designs | |
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Problems | |
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Complete Block Designs | |
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Blocking | |
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The Randomized Complete Block Design | |
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Why and when to use the RCB | |
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Analysis for the RCB | |
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How well did the blocking work? | |
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Balance and missing data | |
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Latin Squares and Related Row/Column Designs | |
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The crossover design | |
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Randomizing the LS design | |
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Analysis for the LS design | |
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Replicating Latin Squares | |
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Efficiency of Latin Squares | |
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Designs balanced for residual effects | |
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Graeco-Latin Squares | |
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Further Reading and Extension | |
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Problems | |
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Incomplete Block Designs | |
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Balanced Incomplete Block Designs | |
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Intrablock analysis of the BIBD | |
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Interblock information | |
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Row and Column Incomplete Blocks | |
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Partially Balanced Incomplete Blocks | |
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Cyclic Designs | |
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Square, Cubic, and Rectangular Lattices | |
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Alpha Designs | |
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Further Reading and Extension | |
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Problems | |
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Factorials in Incomplete Blocks--Confounding | |
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Confounding the Two-Series Factorial | |
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Two blocks | |
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Four or more blocks | |
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Analysis of an unreplicated confounded two-series | |
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Replicating a confounded two-series | |
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Double confounding | |
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Confounding the Three-Series Factorial | |
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Building the design | |
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Confounded effects | |
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Analysis of confounded three-series | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Split-Plot Designs | |
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What Is a Split Plot? | |
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Fancier Split Plots | |
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Analysis of a Split Plot | |
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Split-Split Plots | |
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Other Generalizations of Split Plots | |
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Repeated Measures | |
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Crossover Designs | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Designs with Covariates | |
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The Basic Covariate Model | |
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When Treatments Change Covariates | |
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Other Covariate Models | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Fractional Factorials | |
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Why Fraction? | |
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Fractioning the Two-Series | |
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Analyzing a 2[superscript k-1] | |
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Resolution and Projection | |
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Confounding a Fractional Factorial | |
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De-aliasing | |
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Fold-Over | |
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Sequences of Fractions | |
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Fractioning the Three-Series | |
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Problems with Fractional Factorials | |
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Using Fractional Factorials in Off-Line Quality Control | |
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Designing an off-line quality experiment | |
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Analysis of off-line quality experiments | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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Response Surface Designs | |
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Visualizing the Response | |
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First-Order Models | |
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First-Order Designs | |
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Analyzing First-Order Data | |
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Second-Order Models | |
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Second-Order Designs | |
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Second-Order Analysis | |
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Mixture Experiments | |
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Designs for mixtures | |
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Models for mixture designs | |
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Further Reading and Extensions | |
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Problems | |
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On Your Own | |
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Experimental Context | |
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Experiments by the Numbers | |
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Final Project | |
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Bibliography | |
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Linear Models for Fixed Effects | |
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Models | |
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Least Squares | |
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Comparison of Models | |
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Projections | |
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Random Variation | |
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Estimable Functions | |
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Contrasts | |
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The Scheffe Method | |
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Problems | |
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Notation | |
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Experimental Design Plans | |
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Latin Squares | |
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Standard Latin Squares | |
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Orthogonal Latin Square | |
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Balanced Incomplete Block Designs | |
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Efficient Cyclic Designs | |
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Alpha Designs | |
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Two-Series Confounding and Fractioning Plans | |
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Tables | |
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Index | |