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Analysis of Combined Experiments<sup>1</sup>
Agronomy Journal · 1983 · Vol. 75(1) · pp. 153–155
Marla S. McIntosh✉(University of Maryland, College Park)
Abstract
Abstract Most field experiments are conducted over two or more locations or years, yet statistical references do not contain sufficient detail for complete analysis. The purpose of this paper is to provide a reference for analysis of combined experiments. Tables include sources of variation, degrees of freedom, and F‐ratios for one factor and split‐plot experiments combined over locations and/or years. The F‐ratios are given for fixed, mixed, and random models.
Genetics and Plant BreedingOptimal Experimental Design MethodsGenetic and phenotypic traits in livestockMathematicsStatisticsStatistical analysisDegrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)Plot (graphics)Field (mathematics)Variation (astronomy)PhysicsThermodynamicsAstrophysics
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Analysis of Combined Experiments<sup>1</sup>
Agronomy Journal · 1983 · 948 citations
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