Topic 69: One-Way Analysis of Variance (F)

Here is my presentation on Topic 69:

  • One-way ANOVA (Analysis of Variance), is a statistical test that is used to analyze the difference between means apart of more than two groups.

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About Preston Burrows

Hey! My name is Preston Burrows and I am a senior majoring in Information Networking and Telecommunications. I graduated with my GED at Hugoton High School and went on to attend Seward County Community College. I graduated with my Associate's Degree from SCCC in 2020 and then decided to continue my education here at FHSU.

4 thoughts on “Topic 69: One-Way Analysis of Variance (F)

  1. Preston,
    I also had to re-read several times before I understood an ANOVA and why a multiple comparison test is needed. I think that on page 240, the review helps. It states that ANOVA takes the difference of a set and sees if significant overall. Yet, to see the contrast against each other then a multiple comparison test is needed. At least, I hope that is what I understand is correct.

  2. For me, ANOVA was a difficult concept to understand in the text. I had to slow down and think about what it was and how it works. Luckily, your presentation helped me to understand the subject matter. Now I can clearly see the differences between one-way and two-way analysis. Great job on the presentation.

  3. I agree that ANOVA is very confusing. I appreciate your presentation as it helped me to understand it a little bit better. I thought that your presentation was well done and well put-together. Good luck on the rest of the semester!

  4. It is good to know that it stands out due to the testing of only one independent variable, and you did a great job with your crop reference in showing that there can be different levels of the independent variable. You also did a fantastic job of showing detail in the obtaining of the proof of null hypothesis. Great presentation that will help me a lot.

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