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| One-Way ANOVA Folios
The one-way ANOVA folio is used to analyze existing data in order to compare the responses at different levels of a single factor. One-way ANOVA is the statistical method used in analyzing the results from a one factor design. If you need to plan an experiment for a one factor design, use the standard design folio instead. |
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