Statistics and ANOVA: Difference between revisions

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These tools are used for statistical analyses including things like analysis of variance (ANOVA).

anova1w - One-way analysis of variance.

anova2w - Two-way analysis of variance.

chilimit - Chi-squared confidence limits from sum-of-squares residuals.

jmlimit - Confidence limits for Q residuals via Jackson-Mudholkar.

ftest - F test and inverse F test statistic.

ttestp - Evaluates t-distribution and its inverse.

percentile - Finds percentile point (similar to MEDIAN).

There are also a significant number of statistical tools in our Distribution Fitting Toolbox.

(Sub topic of Statistics)

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-:[[anova1w]] - One-way analysis of variance.
+These tools are used for statistical analyses including things like analysis of variance (ANOVA).
-:[[anova2w]] - Two-way analysis of variance.
-:[[chilimit]] - Chi-squared confidence limits from sum-of-squares residuals.
+: [[anova1w]] - One-way analysis of variance.
-:[[jmlimit]] - Confidence limits for Q residuals via Jackson-Mudholkar.
+: [[anova2w]] - Two-way analysis of variance.
-:[[ftest]] - F test and inverse F test statistic.
+: [[chilimit]] - Chi-squared confidence limits from sum-of-squares residuals.
-:[[ttestp]] - Evaluates t-distribution and its inverse.
+: [[jmlimit]] - Confidence limits for Q residuals via Jackson-Mudholkar.
-:[[percentile]] - Finds percentile point (similar to MEDIAN).
+: [[ftest]] - F test and inverse F test statistic.
+: [[ttestp]] - Evaluates t-distribution and its inverse.
+: [[percentile]] - Finds percentile point (similar to MEDIAN).
+=== Distribution Fitting Toolbox ===
+There are also a significant number of statistical tools in our [[Distribution Fitting Tools|Distribution Fitting Toolbox]].
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 (Sub topic of [[Statistics|Statistics]])