Principles and Procedures of Statistics: A Biometrical ApproachThis textbook provides a thorough treatment of major statistical methods and techniques for both staticticians and non-statisticians requiring a foundation in applied statistics. There is an emphasis throughout on inference from data, the principle of fitting models by least squares, and careful interpretation of results. The authors employ SAS to produce PC-based statistical graphics and perform some analyses where appropriate. This edition includes updated real-world data sets. |
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Contents
Sampling from a Normal Distribution | 67 |
Comparisons Involving Two Sample Means | 89 |
Principles of Experimental Design | 126 |
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additional adjusted alternative analysis of variance applied appropriate approximation associated average block calculated called coefficient column comparisons complete components compute confidence interval contrast corrected correlation covariance degrees of freedom dependent determine difference discussed distribution effects equal equation error estimate example Exercise expected experiment experimental factor fixed function given gives illustration increase independent individual interaction involve linear matrix mean square measured method multiple normal Note null hypothesis observations obtained Output P-value pairs parameter percent plants plot population possible pots prediction present probability problem PROC procedure produce random ratio referred regression reject Repeat replication residuals response sample sample means shown shows significant simple single Source statistics sum of squares Table term treated treatment means true Type variable variation weight yield zero