Using ANOVA output to make a graph

Correction to the narration: we use the two-factor ANOVA with replication because there are four REPLICATES of each treatment (four control, four experimental).

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Thank you very much it is useful for who don't know how to do one way ANOVA ..

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If we were to calculate standard deviation instead of standard error, the formula would be =sqrt(Variance), right?

[@amydykstra]

That is correct!

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[@amirnabizadeh6555]

When I perform the two way ANOVA, I get an answer of #DIV/0! for all of my variances and therefore cannot calculate the standard error. Do you know why this might occur and how I can fix it?

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[@amydykstra]

I have explained how to interpret the p-values in another video, th-cam.com/video/c64t7HBUYc0/w-d-xo.html

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[@cococnk388]

Hello miss,
I will like to know if the replicates amongst the treatment (control and experimental) can be unbalanced ? Is-it still possible to do a "two-factor ANOVA with replication" for this type?

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[@danishkamal3388]

I use anova in three replication using origin or Excel or spss plz guide what I do its

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Helpful

[@anakanke9217]

hello i have a question. Can i change the control and experimental to the nitrogen% and weeks to the duration of light as variable?

[@amydykstra]

Yes, that sounds appropriate.

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@@amydykstra can you plz help me in arranging my data in row or column , accually I have a little bit idea about statistics but I need it in my reserch

[@czerwik18]

what should I do when I have 8 experimental and 10 control rows? Excel requires the same amount...

[@amydykstra]

As far as I know, Excel does not have a plug-and-play option if your data are unbalanced. You may need another statistical program, such as SPSS or R.

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Very nice... Thank you so much... I need a help for my survey analysis... I have taken 10 different questions with option a to d for my questionar... That I have collected from 1000 members... What should I do nxt.... Plz guide me

[@amydykstra]

VJ - sorry, but I am not an expert in analyzing data from surveys. I hope you can find help from someone else.

[@minorinkushieda4425]

what if there are four treatments is it applicable to use two factor ANOVA ? plz answer me

[@amydykstra]

Yes, you can use a 2-factor ANOVA if you have four treatments. You can perform the ANOVA in Excel as long as the number of replicates in each treatment is the same.

[@davidgildasmintoghofabre3839]

La réalisation des graphiques de l''analyse de variance reste encore très peu abordé sur TH-cam.

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