A Systematic Approach to the Analysis of Means, Part II. Analysis of Contrasts, Part III. Analysis of Non-Normal Data

Journal of Quality Technology vol. 5 issue 4 - October 1973

Abstract: The analysis of means is a method for the graphical analysis of the means resulting from a designed experiment. The basic procedure was developed by Dr. E.R. Ott of Rutgers University. This series is an extension of the Ott procedure in that: Part I provided an algorithm to simplify application of analysis of means, it extended the analysis from the present crossed-fixed effects designs to other forms such as balanced incomplete blocks, and it discussed the role of random factors; Part II extends the method to linear contrasts with applications to 2p experiments; and Part III discusses the analysis of attributes data and extend application of analysis of means-type procedures to non-normal distributions.

Part I appears in Journal of Quality Technology, Vol. 5, No. 3, JULY 1973, pp. 93-108, QICID 5140

Keywords: Algorithm - Analysis Of Means (ANOM) - Contrasts - Factorial designs - Non-normality

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