ARCHIVE
OF EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN COURSE PLS205 (Winter 2015)
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Introduction to the
course and review of fundamental statistical concepts Reading [Word] [PDF] Lecture Notes: [Word] [PDF] Z table, t table, F tables, X2 table Review: [Variance of Linear Functions] |
Discussion 1 Jan. 6 (PPT) |
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Topic 1: Introduction to the principles of experimental design |
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Topic 2: Distributions, hypothesis testing, and
sample size determination Review: [T TESTS in SAS] Interesting reading: Paper Fisheries & Type II error |
Discussion 2 Jan. 13 (PPT) |
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Topic 3: Fundamentals of Analysis of Variance
(ANOVA) (Due:
HW 1-2) [Appendix: Powercharts] [Misc: Fisher quote] |
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Topic 4: Orthogonal Contrasts [Appendix: Table of Trend Coefficients] |
Discussion 3 Jan. 20 (PPT) Jan 19 (holiday) |
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Topic 5: Means separations (Due: HW 3) Lecture Notes: [Word] [PDF] [False discovery rates FDR] [Additional Tables: dunnett’s t, q w, Duncan’s q] |
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Topic 6: Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) |
Discussion 4 Jan. 27 (PPT) |
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Topic 7: Latin Squares (Due: HW 4-5) Lecture Notes: [Word] [PDF] [Appendix Useful Latin Squares]
In Class Quiz [Questions available here] KEY (Word) |
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Topic 8: Data Transformation |
Discussion 5 (PDF) |
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Topic 9: Introduction to Factorial Experiments (Due: HW 6-7) Lecture Notes 1st part: [Word] [PDF] [Interpreting Interactions Word PDF] |
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Topic 9: Factorial Experiments (Continued) (Due: HW 8) |
Discussion 6 (PDF) |
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Integration of previous techniques and review session Lecture Notes: [Word] [PDF] Midterm [take-home, up through Transformation]
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Topic 10: ANOVA Models for Random and Mixed Effects (Due: Midterm, 9 am at lecture) |
Discussion 7 (PDF) Feb 17 (holiday) |
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Topic 11: Unbalanced designs |
Lab 7, 8& 9 R (Word) |
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Topic 12: Split-plot designs (Due: HW 9) |
Discussion 8 (PDF) |
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Topic 12: Repeated measures (Due: HW 10-11) |
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Topic 13: Introduction to Analysis of Covariance
(ANCOVA) |
Discussion 9 (PDF) |
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Topic 13: ANCOVA (Continued) (Due: HW 12) |
ANCOVA (Word) |
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Review session I (Due: HW 13) |
Discussion 10 (PDF) if necessary |
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Review session II For the interested: [Introduction to Nonparametric Methods] |
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* Lecture notes developed by Jorge Dubcovsky and improved by Iago Lowe. ** R labs developed by Dario Cantu
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Last updated: January 5 2015