Sum y1^2 | 14161 |
---|---|
Sum y2^2 | 21609 |
Sum y3^2 | 30976 |
Sum y4^2 | 32400 |
Sum y5^2 | 37636 |
Sum all | 816 |
Sum yij^2 | 35020 |
Source of Variation | Degree of Freedom | Sum of Square | Mean Sum of Squares | F-test | p-value |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Treatment | 4 | 902.7 | 225.675 | 4.1057 | 0.0192 |
Error | 15 | 824.5 | 54.9667 | - | - |
Total | 19 | 1727.2 | - | - | - |
Typical textbook problem that requires a one-way ANOVA
Pfizer wants to investigate the bioactivity of a new drug on four different levels of dosage.
They tested the drug on each level four times on different observations and collected the following data:
Dosage 20g = [24 28 37 30]
Dosage 30g = [37 44 31 35]
Dosage 40g = [42 47 52 35]
Dosage 50g = [46 43 57 34]
a) Is there evidence that dosage levels affects bioactivity? Use a=0.01.
b) Analyse the residuals to check model adequacy (Is the variance on the residuals constant)
Using this calculator you can find the answer to the questions above
on any one-way ANOVA dataset and the method used to find them.