When I use ANOVA on my data taking into account my blocking structure, my P values are higher than if I ignore the blocks and don't include them? Why is that? Would it be ok to just leave out the blocks from the analysis? Thank you!!
When calculated F > critical F, it means that blocking is necessary. Therfore reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis that bocking is necessary.
thanks, good example for getting anova blocking understood
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When I use ANOVA on my data taking into account my blocking structure, my P values are higher than if I ignore the blocks and don't include them? Why is that? Would it be ok to just leave out the blocks from the analysis? Thank you!!
If your F stat for Blocking is significant (p value < 5%), you should block. It tells you that blocking is necessary for your study.
I have really big problem, 😭, how to calculate the sstr, ssbl and sst, i confuse right now with the no blocking one
Please watch the video again. It shows the calculations very clearly.
When your critical value is less than your F statistics you reject, therefore you would block the factor?
When calculated F > critical F, it means that blocking is necessary. Therfore reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis that bocking is necessary.