The ANOVA calculation in BarTab are based on cells of data organized in a two dimension array of rows and columns (the number of cells is equal to the number of rows X the number of columns). The rows represent the groups of the first factor, and the columns represent the groups of the second factor (e.g., if factor 2 is time, then the columns are consecutive days of data collection). Each cell contains the data observations for a particular group of factor 1 at a particular treatment of factor 2 (e.g. in a Drug X Time ANOVA, a cell might be the intakes of the 38mg/kg-treated group on day 3 of intake testing). | The ANOVA calculation in BarTab are based on cells of data organized in a two dimension array of rows and columns (the number of cells is equal to the number of rows X the number of columns). The rows represent the groups of the first factor, and the columns represent the groups of the second factor (e.g., if factor 2 is time, then the columns are consecutive days of data collection). Each cell contains the data observations for a particular group of factor 1 at a particular treatment of factor 2 (e.g. in a Drug X Time ANOVA, a cell might be the intakes of the 38mg/kg-treated group on day 3 of intake testing). |