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    This document provides instructions for performing two-way and higher analysis of variance (ANOVA) in Minitab. It explains that the data must be arranged with one column for each factor. It provides an example of coding categorical data to create columns for each factor using the "Code Data Values" feature. Once the data is properly formatted, the user can perform a balanced two-way or higher ANOVA by selecting "Stat > ANOVA > Balanced ANOVA" and specifying the response variable and model in the required boxes, using shorthand notation for main effects and interaction terms.

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    This document provides instructions for performing two-way and higher analysis of variance (ANOVA) in Minitab. It explains that the data must be arranged with one column for each factor. It provides an example of coding categorical data to create columns for each factor using the "Code Data Values" feature. Once the data is properly formatted, the user can perform a balanced two-way or higher ANOVA by selecting "Stat > ANOVA > Balanced ANOVA" and specifying the response variable and model in the required boxes, using shorthand notation for main effects and interaction terms.

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    Two-Way and Higher ANOVA in Minitab

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    This document provides instructions for performing two-way and higher analysis of variance (ANOVA) in Minitab. It explains that the data must be arranged with one column for each factor. It provides an example of coding categorical data to create columns for each factor using the "Code Data Values" feature. Once the data is properly formatted, the user can perform a balanced two-way or higher ANOVA by selecting "Stat > ANOVA > Balanced ANOVA" and specifying the response variable and model in the required boxes, using shorthand notation for main effects and interaction terms.

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    11/02/2016

    TwoWayandHigherANOVAinMinitab

    TwoWay(andHigher)AnalysisofVarianceinMinitab
    UseStat>ANOVA>BalancedANOVA
    Thiswillonlyworkforbalanceddesigns(thatis,equalsamplesizesineach
    treatmentcombination),exceptforonewayANOVA.
    Datamustbearrangedsothatthereisonecolumnforeachfactor.Ifyourdataare
    notalreadyinthisform,youcanusetheCodeDataValuesfeatureontheManipulate
    Menutogetthedesiredcolumns.Forexample,inthebatterydata,therearefour
    treatments:
    1:alkaline,namebrand
    2:alkaline,storebrand
    3:heavyduty,namebrand
    4:heavyduty,storebrand
    ThecolumnTypebatliststreatments14.TogetacolumnforthefactorA:Alkaline
    orheavyduty,enterTypebatin"Codedatafromcolumns:"andAinto"Into
    columns:".Inthefirstrowof"Originalvalues,"enter12,andinthefirstrowof
    "New"enter1.Enter34inthesecondrowof"Originalvalues"and2inthesecond
    rowof"New".ClickingOKshouldcreateanewcolumn,labeledA,withoriginal
    treatments1and2codedas1,andoriginaltreatments3and4codedas2.Proceed
    similarlytogetacolumnfortheotherfactor.
    Oncethedataareintheproperform,gotoStat>ANOVA>BalancedANOVA.
    Entertheresponsewhererequested.Inthe"Model"box,enterthemodelusingthe
    followingshorthand:
    ABdesignatesthemaineffectsmodelwithtwofactorsAandB(nointeraction
    terms)
    ABA*BdesignatesthecompletemodelwithtwofactorsAandB(including
    interactionterms).(Shorthandforthis:A|B)
    Forlateruse:
    A*B*Cdesignatesathreewayinteractionterm(Chapter7)
    A|B|CisshorthandforABCA*BA*CB*CA*B*C
    B(A)designatesBnestedwithinA(Chapter18)
    C(AB)designatesCnestedwithinbothAandB(Chapter18)
    thebox"RandomFactors"willbeusedwhenwegettoChapter17

    https://www.ma.utexas.edu/users/mks/384E06/2wayhigherminitab.html

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