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Aug 23, 2017 11:08 PM | Andrew Zalesky
RE: repeated measures
1. F is two-sided. t is
one-sided. Details in manual.
2. Yes - number of rows must equal number of subjects.
3. Yes. Details in manual.
Originally posted by Jaykumar Grandhi:
2. Yes - number of rows must equal number of subjects.
3. Yes. Details in manual.
Originally posted by Jaykumar Grandhi:
Andrew,
I see! yes that makes sense. Thank you for explaining.
3 additional questions:
1) you note that the F-test will work for the positive contrast and t-test will work for either. Is this because a t-test and f-test are essentially the same thing when comparing just 2 groups? And a negative contrast doesn't make sense in the f-test because it measures variance?
2) I have unequal sample sizes for the 2 groups. one group has 33 patients and the other has 57. Will I need to adjust the model?
3) I have some nuissance variables to also add. Can put them in the last column with a corresponding contrast of '0'?
Thanks again,
J
I see! yes that makes sense. Thank you for explaining.
3 additional questions:
1) you note that the F-test will work for the positive contrast and t-test will work for either. Is this because a t-test and f-test are essentially the same thing when comparing just 2 groups? And a negative contrast doesn't make sense in the f-test because it measures variance?
2) I have unequal sample sizes for the 2 groups. one group has 33 patients and the other has 57. Will I need to adjust the model?
3) I have some nuissance variables to also add. Can put them in the last column with a corresponding contrast of '0'?
Thanks again,
J
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