ANOVA >> Conduct post-hoc tests or test ANOVA assumptions


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Simulations and Demonstrations: RobustnessRice Virtual Lab in Statistics (Lane)Users adjust standard deviation and skew of two distributions and specify sample sizes, simulates Type I error rate to observe effects of violation of homoscedasticity and normality assumptions.  more
One Way ANOVAA Calculating Companion for Brunett's Critical ThinkingFor up to 9 groups of user entered data, creates ANOVA table, calculates p-values, draws conclusions and gives q values for post hoc comparisons of all pairs and critical values of the studentized range statistic.  more
Post Test CalculatorGraphPad QuickCalcsComputes t statistics and p-values for comparisons and confidence intervals for differences for up to 50 comparisons based on user-entered mean square error, degrees of freedom, and group means and sample sizes.   more
Least significant difference (Tukey)Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Chinese Univ. of Hong KongComputes least significant difference (Tukey) from degrees of freedom and mean square error.  more
Least significant difference (Scheffe)Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Chinese Univ. of Hong KongComputes least significant difference (Scheffe) from degrees of freedom, mean square error and sample sizes.  more
Tukey Post Hoc CalculatorPsychology World, Virtual Statistician (Hall)Walks through steps of calculating Tukey's HSD based on user entered means, MSW, and sample size, user must then compare to table of critical Q values.  more
Tukey's Post Hoc TestPsychology World, Virtual Statistician (Hall)Calculating Tukey's HSD for four groups based on user entered means, MSW, and sample size, user must then compare to table of critical Q values.  more
Homogeneity of Multi-variances: The Bartlett's TestA Collection of JavaScript E-labs Learning Objects (Arsham)Computes p-value for Bartlett's test for homogeneity of variance for up to 14 groups based on user-entered sample sizes and variances.  more