Question 2. Answer the following questions by circling YES or NO. a. In ANOVA completely randomized design if you have more than two missing values, Analysis Toolpak in EXCEL will calculate F. YES b. In ANOVA you can use square- root transformed values if there are "zeros" in the data NO YES No c. In ANOVA correction term can be larger than EY? YES NO d. In ANOVA , my calculated F value was – 23.4. This is perfectly OK. e. LSD test is an a posteriori test. It is not favoured because it tends to commit Type II error YES f. When testing a Null Hypothesis that the means of two compared samples are not significantly different from each other. You can perform ANOVA. YES NO YES NO NO

Question 2. Answer the following questions by circling YES or NO. a. In ANOVA completely randomized design if you have more than two missing values, Analysis Toolpak in EXCEL will calculate F. YES b. In ANOVA you can use square- root transformed values if there are "zeros" in the data NO YES No c. In ANOVA correction term can be larger than EY? YES NO d. In ANOVA , my calculated F value was – 23.4. This is perfectly OK. e. LSD test is an a posteriori test. It is not favoured because it tends to commit Type II error YES f. When testing a Null Hypothesis that the means of two compared samples are not significantly different from each other. You can perform ANOVA. YES NO YES NO NO

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter13: Artifacts And Noise In Medical Instrumentation

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