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SST does not figure into the F statistic directly. If all of the data were pooled into a single sample, SST would reflect the numerator of the sample variance computed on the pooled or total sample. In an ANOVA, data are organized by comparison or treatment groups. The total sums of squares is:Īnd is computed by summing the squared differences between each observation and the overall sample mean. (This will be illustrated in the following examples). The double summation ( SS ) indicates summation of the squared differences within each treatment and then summation of these totals across treatments to produce a single value. The error sums of squares is:Īnd is computed by summing the squared differences between each observation and its group mean (i.e., the squared differences between each observation in group 1 and the group 1 mean, the squared differences between each observation in group 2 and the group 2 mean, and so on). The squared differences are weighted by the sample sizes per group (n j). The between treatment sums of squares isĪnd is computed by summing the squared differences between each treatment (or group) mean and the overall mean.

The second column is entitled 'Sums of Squares (SS)'.

The total variation is the sum of the between treatment and error variation.

The first column is entitled 'Source of Variation' and delineates the between treatment and error or residual variation.

The ANOVA table above is organized as follows.

N = total number of observations or total sample size.

k = the number of treatments or independent comparison groups, and.

= sample mean of the j th treatment (or group),.

Statistical computing packages also produce ANOVA tables as part of their standard output for ANOVA, and the ANOVA table is set up as follows: The ANOVA table breaks down the components of variation in the data into variation between treatments and error or residual variation. Because the computation of the test statistic is involved, the computations are often organized in an ANOVA table.

We will next illustrate the ANOVA procedure using the five step approach.

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