How to Calculate a Two Way ANOVA (factorial analysis)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Tutorial on how to calculate a Two Way ANOVA also known as Factorial Analysis. Step by step visual instructions on how to calculate the sum of squares for each factor, total sum of squares, sum of squares between, and sum of squares within (error). Includes how to build the mean table.
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I have only one comment (kind of silly), but the square of 1.3 = 1.69 and not 1.8
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Thank you so much for this-Its hard to find such a clear presentation on doing two way ANOVA's by hand
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Thank you very much for your compliments. I believe the 1.3 = 1.8 is a rounding error. I don't carry all the digits through the entire problem.
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Hey, your videos have been really helpful, thanks. One question though... I've read elsewhere that the SSW is found by taking each data point from its group mean whereas here you've taken the group mean (year and age) from the corresponding year mean. Could you clarify please?
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Thank you for this video, just wondering that would your please introduce how to calculate the SS of interaction directly from the example here, thanks again.
I do have an example of doing Two Way Analysis by hand. I have an entire playlist on Two ANOVA. You can find the link to the playlist in this videos description. The first video in the playlist shows how to calculate Two ANOVA by hand.
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Thank-you for your time putting this together, very helpful!
at 12:49 in the video you show that the boys score of 6-7= (-2.0)2 Wouldn't it be (-1)2? Plus isn't the sum of squares equal to 31?
28 is the correct sum of squares if the correct value is considered for (6-7)² = 1 instead of 4.
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When we take the average of a group overall, do we take the average of the averages, or the average of all of the data? For example, if we had a differing number of observations for each factor, Im not sure if the average of averages would work
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Very helpful. There are minor mistakes still such a long process anyway gets benefit of doubt. Thanks for the easy explanation
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@statisticsfun maybe a dumb question, but can I calculate the SST as well if I don’t have any individual test scores but only group means? Thanks a lot for the video btw
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for the sse ( sum of squares due to error how would i know if take each individual boys score of factors a - average of that age group score for boys factor or take each score of factor b age and subtract that from the averge score of the boys
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Hi there, thank you for a very nice layout. I wonder about 11:00 min in the video, where you have the BOYS mean instead of Girls mean (7 green, 10 Brown, 14 Purple) substracted from the grand mean. I thought that the sum of Squares of the Girls should be 90, and the Sum of Squares of the second factor (age) should be 136,5. That leads to a negative Sum of Squares in both factors of -36,5. Am I right or have I misunderstood something?
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What do i do differently if I get 5 scores instead of 3 for each row/column?
Hi, I have trouble with the Sum of Squares Total. I used SPSS to calculate, SSFactor1, SSFactor2 and the SSWithin are correct. But the SSTotal is not
Its have 2 values: "Total" and "Corrected total". The "Corrected Total" is the same values as you calculated here, but the "Total" one, what is it and how can i calculate it?
I used the tool "Univariate..." in Analyze> General Linear Model.
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Thank you for video! When you calculate Sum of squares for Gender you do this separetly for boys and girls. I expected that for second factor age it would be separate calculation for each category 10YO, 11YO, 12YO. Could you please clarify why it is used different approach for caluculation sum of squares for factor 1 and factor 2?
I had the same question. Although the final answer is correct, calculating means based on Age would have been more intuitive.
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does this method still work if the sample sizes are not the same for each set?
8:37 According to the formula in my textbook, you're supposed to mulitply that sum with the number of levels of factor B, in this case it would be 3 so 32 * 3. Am i missing something?
I guess it won't impact because of the number of observations in your data assumes to be the same at both the factor A & B.
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