Alternative Models for the Analysis of Variance

Abstract

The terminology is defined and illustrated in Section 1. A little historical background not very familiar to statisticians is sketched in Section 2. In Section 3 some difficulties about the formulation of random interactions are discussed. Section 4 deals with models reflecting a randomization in the experiment to assign the treatment combinations to finite populations of experimental units.

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