General Analysis of Variance
One-way analysis of variance...................................................................... anova_oneway
Analyzes a one-way classification
model
with
covariates.....................................................................................................
ancovar
Analysis of variance for fixed
effects,
balanced factorial designs
........................................................................ anova_factorial
Nested random effects analysis of variance.................................................... anova_nested
Analysis of variance for balanced
fixed,
random, or mixed
models.........................................................................
anova_balanced
Designed Experiments
Analysis of balanced and unbalanced
completely
randomized factorial
experiments....................................................................
crd_factorial
Analysis of balanced and
unbalanced randomized
complete block factorial
experiments............................................................. rcbd_factorial
Analysis of latin-square experiments............................................................... latin_square
Analysis of balanced and
partially-balanced data from
lattice
experiments.................................................................................................
lattice
Analysis of split-plot experiments........................................................................ split_plot
Analysis of split-split-plot experiments......................................................... split_split_plot
Analysis of strip-plot experiments........................................................................ strip_plot
Analysis of strip-split-plot experiments......................................................... strip_split_plot
Utilities
Bartlett’s and Levene’s
tests of the homogeneity
of variance assumption in analysis of
variance................................................. homogeneity
Multiple comparisons of means......................................................... multiple_comparisons
False discovery rates....................................................................... false_discovery_rates
Yates’ method for estimating
missing observations in
designed
experiments.............................................................................................
yates