LAB wednesday o finish ch 7 n-way factorial - like 2-way but more complex computations - how to work with 1 obs per cell via orthogonal trick & normal plot - Taguchi approach - rules 9-16 about C.I. will discuss via example on 3-way for beads - also more on interaction plots o only one (could do with 2) obs - too expensive? - have size (a=3), finger (b=3) and color (c=2) * note: old reps given last time, say were with black beads - ANOVA table Source SS df S a-1=2 F b-1=2 C c-1=1 S*F (a-1)(b-1)=4 S*C (a-1)(c-1)=2 F*C (b-1)(c-1)=2 S*F*C (a-1)(b-1)(c-1)=4 Error ------------------------------ total n-1=17 - do orthogonal trend contrast trick A2(equal ss) - see main effects set up and interaction by multiplication - before collapse a few interactions for error, now... - theory: sum of (c(i)*Y(~.)) is N(sum of (c(i)*m), ?) ........ so sum(c(i)*Y(~.) divided by 2 2 sqrt(sum c(i) /r) is N(0,sigma ) under no effects at all - 1. find normalized contrasts (see first handout) 2. plot them on normal prob paper a) lorder low to high b) find (rank-.375)/(n+.25) c) find Pr(zsignificant effect 4) assumes normality, independence and equal variance note: slope is sigma Example: quad on size (est1,?) o Taguchi approach - controversial since abit ad hoc - objective: choose a best mean performer where variability is small, particularly for effect which could be noise - mostly visual - Example S, F, C; F is noise plot size*color against finger choice? o 3-way - get 18 more people to string s,m,l; t,a,b; black and orange (see 2nd handout) - 3-way interaction? look at plots over color. Note: // ism one way SSABC=0 - test H0: (abc)(ijk)-(abc)(i.k) -(abc)(.jk)-(abc)(ij.)+ (ab)(ij.)+(ac)(i.k)+ (bc)(.jk)-(abc)(...)=0 for all i,j,k how? think rules and Y-bars - check SAS printout - note: most interactions resoundingly negligible what of S*F? and S*C? p-value=.05 p-value=.98 what is plot difference? - need means st sa sb mt ma mb lt la lb o -.0 .4 -.1 -.2 -.9 .0 -1.2 -1.5 -1.8 o .0 .2 -.1 -.1 -.7 .3 -1.0 -1.0 -1.5 b .1 .2 -.4 -.8 .3 -.2 1.0 -1.8 - .7 b .0 .1 -.2 -.5 -.6 -.1 -1.2 -1.3 -2.2 look at plot S*F average over color (down columns: x-axis: sml, symbol=f ) look at plot S*C average over finger (top 2x3, next 2x3 etc.: x-axis:sml, symbol=c) - just accept all interactions are negligible then test main effects - “use small beads” - scheffe follow-up what if beads shipped mixed: 30% small & 70% large versus medium