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One-Way Analysis of Variance (1-way ANOVA) [Within-Subjects]

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This program calculates the F-value and significance probability for a “one-way ANOVA” within-subjects for beginners in statistics.
This program tests the differences in means among multiple groups. The null hypothesis is that “the means of all groups are equal.”
Set the significance level before performing the test.
Once set, enter the number of levels, the number of subjects, the overall sample variance, the mean for each subject, and the mean for each factor, then click “Calculate.”
*This program cannot perform calculations if the sample sizes of the groups are unequal.
*Currently, this program only supports up to 5 levels and up to 15 subjects.
*This program does not support subgroup tests.
Factorial Design
Level Number
Number of subjects
Overall sample variance
Mean m1 for Subject 1’s factor
m2
m3
Average value by factor ma1
ma2
ma3
Significance Level
F( , )= , p = 
(Rejectable boundary point F0 = )

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