One Factor Repeated Measure ANOVA (Multivariate …
A. Chang 1 One Factor Repeated Measure ANOVA (Multivariate Approach) Example: Effect of digitalis on calcium levels in dogs Goal: To determine if the level of digitalis affects the mean level of calcium in dogs when repeated measures were obtained from each dog. A study was conducted to compare the effect of three levels of digitalis on the level of
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