Statistics for Scientists & Engineers:
Analysis of Variance
| Instructor: |
Stefan Leigh |
| Textbooks: |
Applied Linear Statistical Models (4th ed.)
J. Neter, W. Wasserman and M.H. Kutner
Irwin, 1996
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| Format: |
5 sessions
1 session/week
6 hours/session
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| Prerequisites: |
None |
| Registration Fee: |
$125.00 (includes textbooks & all other course materials) |
This course covers the fundamentals of Analysis of
Variance for NIST scientists and engineers. Topics
covered include:
- basic concepts,
- graphical approaches,
- analyses for one-way, two-way, and higher-way designs,
- fixed and random effects crossed, nested, and mixed models,
- balanced and unbalanced designs, and
- components of variance.
Concepts are developed with an emphasis on examples and using a nonmatrix
approach. The course will also include some self-contained tutorials on
background material including the normal, t, and F distributions,
estimation, and hypothesis testing.
It will also touch briefly on more advanced topics such as
Generalized Linear Models, Generalized Additive Models, ANCOVA and MANOVA.
Check the SED Calendar for the
current schedule of upcoming courses.
If the course is not currently scheduled in the SED Calendar, please contact
Stefan Leigh
for more information or to register scheduling requests.
Selected Data Sets from Course Notes
Date created: 6/5/2001
Last updated: 6/22/2001
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