Three-Factor Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) Model: Factors, Levels, and Effects - Prof. Bria, Study notes of Statistics

An overview of the three-factor analysis of variance (anova) model, which is used to analyze the effects of three factors (a, b, c) with different levels. The concept of main effects, second order interactions, and third order interactions, as well as the importance of orthogonal designs and the differences between type i, ii, and iii sums of squares. It also discusses the implications of unbalanced designs.

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Three factor AOV model (factors A, B, C, with , , +,-
levels, respectively)
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second order interactions
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Three factor AOV model (factors A, B, C, with + , -, , levels, respectively)

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& a "# b 45 & a !"# b 345 &% 3457

. grand mean ! " # 3 4 5 main effects

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a !"# b 345 third order interaction

Effects & interactions summed on any subscript add to zero

AOV table, balanced design, 8 obs. per cell

source SS df MS f


A SS Aa b a + , 1 b SS Aa +,^ a^1 bb^ MS errorMS Aa a^ bb

B SS Ba b a , , 1 b SS Ba ,,^ a^1 bb^ MS errorMS Ba a^ bb

C SS Ca b a - , 1 b SS Ca -,^ a^1 bb^ MS errorMS Ca a^ bb

AB SS ABa b a + , 1 ba , , 1 b SS ABa +,^ a 1 ba ,, 1 b^ b^ MS errorMS ABaa bb

AC SS ACa b a + , 1 ba - , 1 b SS ACa +,^ a 1 ba -, 1 b^ b^ MS errorMS ACaa bb

BC SS BCa b a , , 1 ba - , 1 b SS BCa , ,^ a 1 ba -, 1 bb^ MS errorMS BCaa bb

ABC SS ABCa b a + , 1 ba , , 1 ba - , 1 b (^) aSS ABC +, 1 aba ,, 1 ba -,^ b 1 b^ MS ABCMS erroraa^ bb

error SS errora b +,- 8 ,a 1 b +,- 8,SS error^ aa^1 bb

total SS totala b 8+,- , 1

Type II SS compares the particular effect with all other terms that do not contain that particular effect

source type II SS A B C SSE A, B, ABa b ,SSE A, B, AB, Ca b

AB AC SSE A, B, C, AB, BCa b ,SSE A, B, C, AB, BC, ACa b BC

ABC

Type III SS enters the particular effect last.

source type III SS A B C SSE A, B, AB, AC, BC, ABCa b ,SSE A, B, C, AB, AC, BC, ABCa b

AB AC SSE A, B, C, AB, BC, ABCa b ,SSE A, B, C, AB, AC, BC, ABCa b BC

ABC

(Type IV SS: same as type III if there are no empty cells)