In a basic two-way ANOVA, there are two independent variables and they are crossed to form several independent groups. A two-way ANOVA is just the simplest of a set of ANOVA procedures for factorial designs, called factorial ANOVAs.
ANOVA Summary Table for a Two-Way ANOVA |
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Source |
df | SS | MS | F | p |
Factor A | dfA=a-1 | SSA | MSA=SSA/dfA |
F=MSA/MSw |
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Factor B | dfB=b-1 | SSB | MSB=SSB/dfB | F=MSB/MSw | |
AB interaction | dfAB=dfAXdfB | SSAB | MSAB=SSAB/dfAB | F=MSAB/MSw | |
Within | dfw=N-ab | SSw | MSw=SSw/dfw | ||
Total | dfT=N-1 | SST |
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