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22 Block 2 1. levels 2[(ab-a-b)MSEAB + (a)MSEA + (b)MSEB]/rab For se that are calculated from 1 MSE, df are approximatedInterpretation Much the same as a two-factor factorial: • First test the AB interaction • If it is significant, the main effects have no meaning even if they test significant • Summarize in a two-way table of AB means • If AB interaction is not significant • Look at the significance of the main effects • Summarize in one-way tables of means for factors with significant main effectsNumerical Example • A pasture specialist wanted to determine the effect of phosphorus and potash fertilizers on the dry matter production of barley to be used as a forage • Potash: K1=none, K2=25kg/ha, K3=50kg/ha • Phosphorus: P1=25kg/ha, P2=50kg/ha • Three blocks • Farm scale fertilization equipment K3 K1 K2 P1 56 32 49 P2 67 54 58 K1 K3 K2 P2 38 62 50 P1 52 72 64 K2 K1 K3 P2 Home P1 63 54 68Raw data – dry matter yields Treatment I II III P1K1 32 52 54 P1K2 49 64 63 P1K3 56 72 68 P2K1 54 38 44 P2K2 58 50 54 P2K3 67 62 51Construct two-way tables Phosphorus x Block P I II III Mean 1 45. 0 59. Strip-Plot Designs • Sometimes called split-block design • For experiments involving factors that are difficult to apply to small plots • Three sizes of plots so there are three experimental errors • The interaction is measured with greater precision than the main effectsS3 S1 S2 S1 S3 S2 N1 N2 N0 N3 N2 N3 N1 N0 For example: • Three seed-bed preparation methods • Four nitrogen levels • Both factors will be applied with large scale machineryAdvantages — Disadvantages • Advantages • Permits efficient application of factors that would be difficult to apply to small plots • Disadvantages • Differential precision in the estimation of interaction and the main effects • Complicated statistical analysisStrip-Plot Analysis of Variance Source df SS MS F Total rab-1 SSTot Block r-1 SSR MSR A a-1 SSA MSA FA Error(a) (r-1)(a-1) SSEA MSEAFactor A error B b-1 SSB MSB FB Error(b) (r-1)(b-1) SSEB MSEBFactor B error AB (a-1)(b-1) SSAB MSAB FAB Error(ab) (r-1)(a-1)(b-1) SSEAB MSEABSubplot errorComputations • There are three error terms – one for each main plot and interaction plot SSTot SSR SSA SSEA SSB SSEB SSAB SSEAB SSTot-SSR-SSA-SSEA-SSB-SSEB-SSABF Ratios • F ratios are computed somewhat differently because there are three errors • FA = MSA/MSEAtests the sig. 0 45. The restriction on randomization mentioned in the split-plot designs can be extended to more than one factor.

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