ipsrdbs1. Introduction to Basic Statistics2. Getting Started with R3. Introduction to Probability4. Conditional Probability and Independence5. Random Variables and Their Probability Distributions6. Standard Discrete Distributions7. Standard Continuous Distributions8. Joint Distributions and the CLT9. Introduction to Statistical Inference10. Methods of Point Estimation11. Interval Estimation12. Hypothesis Testing13. Generating Functions14. Transformation and Transformed Distributions15. Multivariate Distributions16. Convergence of Estimators17. Simple Linear Regression Model18. Multiple Linear Regression Model19. Analysis of VarianceResources
ipsrdbs1. Introduction to Basic Statistics2. Getting Started with R3. Introduction to Probability4. Conditional Probability and Independence5. Random Variables and Their Probability Distributions6. Standard Discrete Distributions7. Standard Continuous Distributions8. Joint Distributions and the CLT9. Introduction to Statistical Inference10. Methods of Point Estimation11. Interval Estimation12. Hypothesis Testing13. Generating Functions14. Transformation and Transformed Distributions15. Multivariate Distributions16. Convergence of Estimators17. Simple Linear Regression Model18. Multiple Linear Regression Model19. Analysis of VarianceResources
19. Analysis of Variance
Finally, Chapter 19 introduces the concepts of analysis of variance which is a seen as a general model comparison technique where there are categorical explanatory variables. Theoretical generalisation of the techniques from the two preceding chapters are included and so are illustrations using R. In particular, the one way analysis of variance technique is illustrated by using an ecological example on modelling body weights of brushtail possums – a nocturnal animal only native to Australia.
See the Chapter 19 code and output file for the R illustrations provided in this chapter.
