The Computer Analysis of Factorial Experiments: In Memoriam—Frank Yates

John Ashworth Nelder · Peter W. Lane

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Statistical Methods and Applications Statistical Methods and Bayesian Inference

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The responses to a recent paper by Dallal in this journal are evaluated by reference to the ideas of Frank Yates. It is concluded that much unnecessary complication has been introduced into the computer analysis of linear models by (1) the imposition of constraints on parameters, (2) neglect of marginality relations in forming hypotheses, and (3) confusion between the form of noncentrality parameters and hypotheses.

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1957Experimental designs, 2nd ed.1958Design and Analysis of Factorial Experiments 1938The Design and Analysis of Factorial Experiments 1976A Survey of Statistical Design and Linear Models.

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