5. Mathematical models and the mathematical expectation of quotients: comments
Once it has been determined at the α threshold whether a given effect is significant, a mathematical model (or models) can be built to refine the analysis and draw the final conclusions.
5.1 Cases where the choice of controlled factor levels is systematic
We can pose :
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Mathematical models and the mathematical expectation of quotients: comments
Mathematical models and the mathematical expectation of quotients: comments
Latin square and nested analysis of variance
