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Demonstrate ANOVA
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Created: May 29, 2014 12:17 AM  |  Last Modified: Oct 28, 2016 09:43 AM

​This script illustrates the variability within and between groups, and the total variability of samples from two or three populations. Includes controls for population means, the population standard deviation, sample sizes, the number of samples, and the alpha level. Explore ANOVA concepts, such as F Ratios, P-values, the F Distribution, power, residuals, test statistics, false positive rates and more--all within a point-and-click environment.

Features include:

- Choose 2 or 3 groups

- Specify sample size and significance level

- Specify population means and standard deviations

- View boxplots, means and distributions for each group

- Drag and drop points within each group to change results

- Perform multiple simulations and aggregate results

- Show graphical ANOVA output, normal probability plots and residual plots.

- Compute the power of a given layout, and compare to empirical rejection rates.

Note:  To access this script, install the add-in at Collection: Interactive Teaching Modules.  As of JMP 12 you can also run these modules from Help > Sample Data (under Teaching Resources >Teaching Scripts > Interactive Teaching Modules). In JMP 12 Student Edition, you can run these modules directly from Help > Teaching Demos.

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Suggestions? Comments? Please reach out to JMP Academic's Mia Stephens or Julian Parris.