Data analysis | MSTAT-C

This video will show how to carry out the combined analysis of variance for experiments repeated over two years. Very simple steps to carry out the analysis. Step 1 (at 1:14 ): Get error mean squares or variance and associated degree of freedom for each year. You can download excel tool where you can just enter data and get a variance with an associated degree of freedom. Click here to watch the complete tutorial Download link for excel tool for calculating variance or EMS: https://1drv.ms/x/s!As-fQhyw8QbteiYfS... Step 2 (at 1:28 ): Apply test for homogeneity of variance using excel tool. You can download this tool from the link given below... Excel tool for the test of homogeneity of variance: https://1drv.ms/x/s!As-fQhyw8QbteO04v... Step 3 (at 2:08 ): Choose an appropriate design or construct design according to your objectives in MSTAT C There was mistakenly written the third variable as "Time in days from heading to maturity" at 1:03 and correct is ...

This tutorial is on how to carry out analysis of variance and mean comparison test for two factor factorial randomized complete block design (RCBD) using MSTAT C. Click here to watch the complete tutorial Download link for MSTAT-C:  https://msu.edu/~freed/disks.htm Those who want to know how to import data from excel file to MSTAT C visit below link https://youtu.be/0Uk41RSI0EM If you want to know how to do mean comparison test in detail, visit below link https://youtu.be/7oPoTXRFVwE

In this video, you will learn how to carry out two-way analysis of variance using MSTAT C. It includes a complete description with step by step procedure to conduct this analysis by using an example from MSTAT files. Click here to watch the complete tutorial Download link for MSTAT-C: https://msu.edu/~freed/disks.htm Those who want to know how to import data from excel file to MSTAT C visit below link https://youtu.be/0Uk41RSI0EM If you want to know how to do mean comparison test in detail, visit below link https://youtu.be/7oPoTXRFVwE

This tutorial includes a complete analysis of split-plot design including mean comparison test using MSTAT C. Click here to watch the complete tutorial Probability value equal or less than 0.05 & greater than 0.01 = significant at 5% probability level "*" Probability value equal or less than 0.01 = highly significant at 1% probability level "**" Probability value greater than 0.05 = non-significant "ns" Command for selecting data in a column in MS word file Press and hold Ctrl+Shift and hit the F8 function key and then with just shift and arrow keys you can select required area. Trim command to reduce space between values and text in excel =trim(Select cell e.g. A1) Those who want to know how to import data from excel file to MSTAT C visit below link https://youtu.be/0Uk41RSI0EM If you want to know how to do mean comparison test in detail, visit below link https://youtu.be/7oPoTXRFVwE Download link for MSTAT-C: https://msu.edu/~free...