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Statistics Tip of the Week: What ANOVA does and does not do

10/26/2016

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The concept of ANOVA can be confusing in several aspects. To start with, its name is an acronym for "ANalysis Of VAriance", but it is not used for analyzing Variances. (F and Chi-square tests are used for that.) ANOVA is used for analyzing Means. The internal calculations that it uses to do so involve analyzing Variances -- hence the name.
  • The 1st column in the following table describes what ANOVA does do.
  • The 2nd column says what ANOVA does not do.
  • The 3rd column tells what to use if we want do what's in the 2nd column.
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4/24/2023 05:35:34 am

Dunnett's and Scheffe's tests assume equal group sizes, but that doesn't mean they can't be run if your sample sizes differ slightly. However, if the sample sizes are significantly different, then you may need to use a different post-hoc test. Can you provide more details on the sizes of your samples and the specific analysis you are trying to conduct?

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4/24/2025 07:05:21 am

Why is ANOVA named 'Analysis of Variance' if it is used to compare means?
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