The Analysis of Variance: Fixed, Random and Mixed Models

Hardeo Sahai · Mohammed I. Ageel

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One-way classification model two-crossed classification with one observation per cell two-way crossed classification with more than one observation per cell three-way and higher order crossed classification two-way nested (hierarchical) classification three-way and higher order nested classifications partially nested classification finite population and other models some simple experimental designs analysis and variance using statistical computing packages.

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