Efficient analysis of experimental observations
WJ Dixon - Annual review of pharmacology and toxicology, 1980 - annualreviews.org
WJ Dixon
Annual review of pharmacology and toxicology, 1980•annualreviews.orgThe prime goal of this chapter is to encourage researchers in pharmacology to make use of
some of the statistical techniques developed in recent years that could increase the
efficiency of their analyses. The topics we have chosen to illustrate are fractional replicates
of fac torial experiments, single degrees of freedom and half-normal plots in the analysis of
variance, robust estimation, and up-and-down method for quan tal responses.
some of the statistical techniques developed in recent years that could increase the
efficiency of their analyses. The topics we have chosen to illustrate are fractional replicates
of fac torial experiments, single degrees of freedom and half-normal plots in the analysis of
variance, robust estimation, and up-and-down method for quan tal responses.
The prime goal of this chapter is to encourage researchers in pharmacology to make use of some of the statistical techniques developed in recent years that could increase the efficiency of their analyses. The topics we have chosen to illustrate are fractional replicates of fac torial experiments, single degrees of freedom and half-normal plots in the analysis of variance, robust estimation, and up-and-down method for quan tal responses.
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