Step 2: Insert the given values, the MSE from your results (I used 26.65 from Within groups on the above table) the t-distribution value from Step 2 into the least significant difference formula:LSD = 2.028 √ (26.65 * (2/10)) = 4.68....
The protected Fisher’s least significant difference test does not completely control the family-wise type I (false positive) error rate. Stat-Ease, Inc. chooses to maximize the power of detecting true effects while allowing the family-wise type I error rate to grow slightly larger than the ...
The most commonly quoted formula for calculating the critical difference at the 95% confidence limit isCD95%= 2.77 ×√(CVa2+ CVi2)where CVa= analytical coefficient of variation and CVi= CV of within-subject biological variation. Which is the least significant bit? In a binary number, the bi...
It is recommended that the formula of Makuch and Simon be used in the sample size calculations for all three types of alternative hypothesis considered in this article. However, the Hochberg procedure should be used in the analysis if only two specific pairwise comparisons are of interest and ...
The ordinary formula of least squares (OLS) is in the batch form, meaning that all measurements are collected first and then processed simultaneously. More often, measurements are obtained sequentially and update the estimate. The estimate x^ is recomputed through x^=(PTWP)−1PTWy for every ...
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Σ represents a sum. In this case, it’s the sum of all residuals squared. You’ll see a lot of sums in the least squares line formula section! For a given dataset, the least squares regression line produces the smallest SSE compared to all other possible lines—hence, “least squares”...
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The additive corrections, out of which only the DWC correction has a numerically significant difference, improve the agreement between respective geoid or quasigeoid models to an average difference of 5 mm with a 1 mm SD and a maximum of 8 mm....
There was no statistically significant difference between the results of the two proposed procedures and HPLC results (ANOVA, p < 0.05), indicating that the two chemometric approaches coupled to extraction - spectrophotometric measurement can be recommended as a good alternative for the chromatographic ...