Fisher's LSD Explained

Hello and welcome to Stats Coach!
In this video, I help explain how to conduct Fisher's LSD in Excel. Fisher's Least Significant Difference is a method to compare two unique groups within ANOVA to determine if they are similar or different. In this video, learn how to understand when and how to use Fisher's LSD both when groups are the same size as well as when they are different sizes.
Skip to 2:00 for Fisher's LSD using equal groups or 11:00 for when groups are unequal size.
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[@ako.h2436]

So much better than any other video I've watched thank you so much!

[@ivorycarson6186]

The video was quite helpful for me. Thank you for the video.

[@gouravbeniwal6902]

Beautifully explained! Cheers.

[@prateekamrawanshi505]

Great Explanation , Helped a Lot , Thanx Coach

[@shahidainayat9074]

very helpful video on explaining LSD .

[@evangelloabella9581]

Helpful nga

[@Brandon-jn9gp]

Very helpful thank you! My text book was not explaining this well enough.

[@davisoares8707]

Ty for the awesome guide

[@K_OAT]

Nice and Clear explanation Thank you!!

[@amiremam6836]

It's amazing and easy to understand thank you I have one question
I performed REML analysis utilizing Genstat but I can't get LSD

[@supiludas]

Thanks sir

[@Zenith-hr1ut]

What if the classes int he sample are of unequal size. Can we still use LSD? A d if yes does the formula for LSD remain same? Also when we are taking the n valuse of any 2 classes, why are we doing so and why not a specific grp mean?

[@adrianagunday2631]

what software are you using?

[@anilkumar-kj7km]

i am getting an error in t critical value

[@duchengxin1569]

is there a single function to calculate LSD in excel?

[@Gatheri1]

my question too

[@legerlexane3523]

with xlstat i think

[@user-ug2sk1vl2k]

Sank you! Very esy

[@carljeffersonmadrid8819]

I think the alpha value that was used is wrong,