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Prism reports two different R2 in the context of testing for linear trend after ANOVA. •The effect size R2 is the fraction of the total variance accounted for ...

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To calculate the “Scores” for PC1, we simply plug in the values from the ... Proportion of variance plot. How to: Principal Component Analysis; Results ...

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You can enter data as mean, SD (or SEM) and N, and Prism can compute an unpaired t test or the Welch t test. ... References. 1. Ruxton. The unequal variance t- ...

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Compute the total variance, V, as explained on page 38-40 of a handout by ... 4.Calculate L = ln(HR). (Natural logarithm). 5.The lower 95% confidence ...

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To do this, we first calculate the mean and standard deviation for each variable. ... variance of the projected data on the fit line. This means that using ...

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Prism does not report this pooled standard deviation, but it is easy to calculate. Find the MSerror, also called MSresidual, and take its square root (MS ...

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It only makes sense to compute a CV for ratio variables. This means the variable must have a true zero. So it is ok to compute a CV for variables such as ...

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To learn more about two-way analysis of variance, consult Analyzing Data with GraphPad Prism (pdf) . ... For the Y columns, choose 3 replicates to calculate error ...

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1.Create a Column data table so each data set is in a single Y column. 2.Click Analyze, look at the list of Column analyses, and choose normality tests.

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... variance and the standard deviation (which is the square root of variance). Prism reports these so you can compare with other programs or texts. Those ...

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