Chapter 19 Split-Plot Designs
Chapter 19 Split-Plot DesignsSplit- plot Designs are needed when the levels of some treatmentfactors are more difficult to change during the experiment thanthose of others. The Designs have a nested blocking structure: split plots are nested within whole plots, which may be nestedwithin An experiment is to compare the yield of threevarieties of oats (factor A with a=3 levels) and four differentlevels of manure (factor B with b=4 levels). Suppose 6 farmersagree to participate in the experiment and each will designate afarm field for the experiment (blocking factor with s=6 levels).Since it is easier to plant a variety of oat in a large field, theexperimenter uses a Split-Plot design as divide each block into three equal sized plots (wholeplots), and each plot is assigned a variety of oat accordingto a randomized block design .
Example of Split-Plot Design and Analysis: The Oats Experiment An experiment on the yield of three varieties (factor A) and four different levels of manure
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