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THE INTERPRETATION OF INTERACTIONS IN FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
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THE INTERPRETATION OF INTERACTIONS IN FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
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E. J. Williams
E. J. Williams
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1 May 1952
journal article
Published by
Oxford University Press (OUP)
in
Biometrika
Vol. 39
(1-2)
,
65-81
https://doi.org/10.1093/biomet/39.1-2.65
Abstract
Where the joint effects of two or more factors are not additive, a simple model is proposed for representing the effects. The effects of one factor are assumed to be proportional, rather than equal, at different levels of the other factors.
Keywords
FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
PROPORTIONAL
JOINT EFFECTS
SIMPLE MODEL
DIFFERENT LEVELS
THAN EQUAL
INTERPRETATION OF INTERACTIONS
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