Practical Data Analysis
for Designed Experiments

Brian S. Yandell (1997) Chapman & Hall, London (ISBN 0-412-06341-7 or visit the C&H online catalog)
Parts: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I

    A. Placing Data in Context

  1. Practical Data Analysis
  2. Collaboration in Science
  3. Experimental Design

    B. Working with Groups of Data

  4. Comparison of Groups
  5. Comparing Several Means
  6. Multiple Comparisons of Means

    C. Sorting out Effects with Data

  7. Factorial Designs
  8. Balanced Experiments
  9. Model Selection

    D. Dealing with Imbalance

  10. Unbalanced Experiments
  11. Missing Cells
  12. Linear Models Inference

    E. Questioning Assumptions

  13. Residual Plots
  14. Comparisons with Unequal Variance
  15. Getting Free from Assumptions

    F. Regressing with Factors

  16. Ordered Groups
  17. Analysis of Covariance
  18. Multiple Responses

    G. Deciding on Fixed or Random Effects

  19. Models with Random Effects
  20. General Random Models
  21. Mixed Effects Models

    H. Nesting Experimental Units

  22. Nested Designs
  23. Split Plot Design
  24. General Nested Designs

    I. Repeating Measures on the Same Subject

  25. Repeated Measures as Split Plot
  26. Adjustments for Correlation
  27. Cross-over Design

Last modified: Mon Mar 2 08:36:26 1998 by Brian Yandell
yandell@stat.wisc.edu