sir can you please reply what is the null hypothesis that we are taking in this particular problem that you have explained in this video, the last problem.
What is the effect of Ignoring a certain heterogeneity in the experimental units? 4 - Eventually and more importantly, the way by which the treatments are to be applied to the experimental units should be determin
These are the admissible values ....given in the tabular column ...ie in the sun itself. Each factor's minimum and maximum values will be known in advance.....revert back if need assistance
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Sir, why is the short cut for the main effects giving a bigger value of contrast as compared to the other formula.
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sir can you please reply what is the null hypothesis that we are taking in this particular problem that you have explained in this video, the last problem.
Check ANOVA explanation in our channel...the null hypothesis is similar
What is the effect of Ignoring a certain heterogeneity in the experimental units?
4 - Eventually and more importantly, the way by which the treatments are to be applied to the experimental units should be determin
What do you prefer, representative sample or random sample? Why?
representative sample or random sample? Why?
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Sir I couldn't understand how u put minimum value and maximum value
Just elaborate your doubt
@@MathStatSimplified I don't understand the value u put the factor as 1,0.8 minimum values
These are the admissible values ....given in the tabular column ...ie in the sun itself. Each factor's minimum and maximum values will be known in advance.....revert back if need assistance
@@MathStatSimplified can u give a another example for 2^3 factorial experiment in climatic changes
Sure