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Oct 26, 2018 06:10 AM | Andrew Zalesky
RE: 2x3 Mixed Design ANOVA
Hi Ana,
the degrees of freedom are computed internally. You should never need to specify them. Roughly speaking, dof is given by number of samples minus number of predictors, but this will vary according to the test.
Andrew
Originally posted by Ana Coelho:
the degrees of freedom are computed internally. You should never need to specify them. Roughly speaking, dof is given by number of samples minus number of predictors, but this will vary according to the test.
Andrew
Originally posted by Ana Coelho:
If I use a t-test for the interaction how can I
calculate the degrees of freedom?
Is it just: number of subjects - 1 ?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Ana
Is it just: number of subjects - 1 ?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Ana
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