Introduction To The Design And Analysis Of Experiments
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Introduction to the Design and Analysis of Experiments
The design and analysis of experiments is typically taught as part of a second level course in statistics. Many different types and levels of students will require this information in order to progress with their studies and research. This text is thus offered as an introduction to this wide ranging and important subject. It has the advantage of explaining in an accessible way the basic principles behind good experimental thinking, planning and action. The authors have used their experience in teaching related courses to separate out what seem to be the essential basic contents for everyone, and to combine with these some of the most useful additional topics in biological, industrial, medical, and environmental experimentation.
Design and Analysis of Experiments, Introduction to Experimental Design
Author: Klaus Hinkelmann
language: en
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Release Date: 1994-03-22
Design and analysis of experiments/Hinkelmann.-v.1.
An Introduction to the Design and Analysis of Experiments in Behavioral Research
Author: John J. Kennedy
language: en
Publisher: University Press of America
Release Date: 1985-09-26
This second edition is still designed for graduate students and researchers in the social, behavioral and health sciences who have modest backgrounds in mathematics and statistics. Also, priority is still given to the discussion of seminal ideas that underlie the analysis of variance. With respect to the first edition, the late Jum C. Nunnally of Vanderbilt University remarked, 'Overall, there is no better text on statistics in the behavioral sciences available, and I strongly recommend it.' A new feature is the optional availability of a microcomputer software package, MICRO-ANOVA, that will enable researchers to perform all analyses presented in the text on IBM PCs or equivalent computers. The software package is available through UPA.