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the repeated measures analysis much easier. These designs that can be analyzed by this procedure include • Split-plot designs • Repeated-measures designs • Cross-over designs • Designs with covariates This chapter gives an abbreviated coverage of mixed models in general. We rely on the Mixed Models - …
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