Abstract
Johnson posted the essential elements of a 'messy' experimental design and challenged participants at the 1991 KSU Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture to provide an analysis. Subsequently, he proposed an analysis using SAS. The experiment was laid out by a soil scientist and involved six classifying factors in an intricate crossing and nesting arrangement which lead to a need to consider eight error terms. My objective at the poster session was to show by live computer demonstration that the analysis can be setup and conducted more easily by use of software applying Wilkinson's methodology.
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Recommended Citation
Lund, Richard E.
(1992).
"SIMPLIFIED DATA ANALYSIS FOR GENERALLY BALANCED
BUT MESSY EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS,"
Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2475-7772.1410
SIMPLIFIED DATA ANALYSIS FOR GENERALLY BALANCED BUT MESSY EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS
Johnson posted the essential elements of a 'messy' experimental design and challenged participants at the 1991 KSU Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture to provide an analysis. Subsequently, he proposed an analysis using SAS. The experiment was laid out by a soil scientist and involved six classifying factors in an intricate crossing and nesting arrangement which lead to a need to consider eight error terms. My objective at the poster session was to show by live computer demonstration that the analysis can be setup and conducted more easily by use of software applying Wilkinson's methodology.
