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One way random Effect REML Variance
Hello, I am looking to answer the questions below based on the table. I'm not confidant on any of them but whats really tripping me up is the use of standard deviation and variance language. Are they the same? I am guessing not but am not sure what to do with them. Thanks in advance for the help.
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
I do not see any questions about REML results.
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
Sorry here it is.
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
First, welcome to the community. Sorry for your confusion related to one of JMP outputs. You can always use the JMP help menu or the "?" and hover over the area in question to get detailed explanations. In general, the variance is the square of the standard deviation. Variances are additive, standard deviations are not.
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
This is the table I was referring to sorry, not sure why it didn't post.
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
Just to be clear, your recent discussions are about us helping you answer test questions?
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Re: One way random Effect REML Variance
No. study for a test.