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AnovaModel Class

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Represents an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) model.

Namespace:  Extreme.Statistics
Assembly:  Extreme.Numerics.Net20 (in Extreme.Numerics.Net20.dll) Version: 3.6.10055.0 (3.6.10077.0)

Syntax

C#
public abstract class AnovaModel : UnivariateModel
Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public MustInherit Class AnovaModel _
	Inherits UnivariateModel
Visual C++
public ref class AnovaModel abstract : public UnivariateModel
F#
[<AbstractClassAttribute>]
type AnovaModel =  
    class
        inherit UnivariateModel
    end

Remarks

The AnovaModel class is an abstract base class for all classes that implement Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) models. It inherits from UnivariateModel, and defines a number of additional properties and methods useful in analysis of variance.

ANOVA models are a specialized form of UnivariateModel whose independent variables or predictors are all categorical in nature. The categorical scales are called factors. Use the GetFactor(Int32) method to get the factor that corresponds to a specific independent variable.

The Cells property returns a CellArray object that represents the data organized into cells. There is one cell for every combination of factor levels. The IsBalanced property indicates whether all cells have the same number of observations.

One of the assumptions in analysis of variance is that the variances of the data in each cell are the same. The GetHomogeneityOfVariancesTest()()() returns a hypothesis test object that allows you to verify this assumption.

This is an abstract base class, and cannot be instantiated directly. Instead, use one of the derived classes listed in the following table.

ClassDescription
OneWayAnovaModelRepresents a one-way analysis of variance model.
OneWayRAnovaModelRepresents a one-way analysis of variance model with repeated measures.
TwoWayAnovaModelRepresents a two-way analysis of variance.

Inheritance Hierarchy

System..::.Object
  Extreme.Statistics..::.Model
    Extreme.Statistics..::.UnivariateModel
      Extreme.Statistics..::.AnovaModel
        Extreme.Statistics..::.OneWayAnovaModel
        Extreme.Statistics..::.OneWayRAnovaModel
        Extreme.Statistics..::.TwoWayAnovaModel

See Also

AnovaModel Members
Extreme.Statistics Namespace

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