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Field of Employment
Educational Services Financial Services
18 25
35 45
46 58
75 90
SUMMARY
Groups
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
ANOVA
Source of Variation
Between Groups
Within Groups
Total
SS df MS F P-value F crit
579.5 2 289.75 0.32998 0.727281 4.256495
7902.75 9 878.0833
8482.25 11
oncludes that there is no significant difference among annual incomes by the field
employment. So we cannot conclude that average incomes differ by field
Data below are in $1000s
Field of Employment
Educational Level Educational Services Financial Services Medical Services
High School 18 25 26 23.00
Bachelor's 35 45 43 41.00
Master's 46 58 62 55.33
PhD 75 90 110 91.67
43.5 54.5 60.25 52.75
ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F
Rows 7632.91666666667 3 2544.30555555556 56.57505
Columns 579.5 2 289.75 6.442866
Error 269.833333333332 6 44.972222222222
Total 8482.25 11
Once we include the second factor, the value of SSE dramatically declines to 269.83 (from 7902).
By accounting for educational attainment, allows Julia to conclude that significant differences do
exist among incomes by field of employment
P-value F crit
8.595E-05 4.757063
0.032067 5.143253
Factor A High School
Bachelor's
Master's
PhD
Factor B Means
SST
SST
SSB
SSBA
Sample
Columns
Interaction
Within
Total
Master's
Count 3
Sum 143
Average 47.6666666666667
Variance 4.33333333333333
PhD
Count 3
Sum 231
Average 77
Variance 7
Total
Count 12
Sum 540
Average 45
Variance 465.090909090909
ANOVA
Source of Variation SS
Sample 20523.8888888889
Columns 916.222222222223
Interaction 318.444444444444
Within 249.333333333333
Total 22007.8888888889
Data below are in $1000s
Factor B
Field of Employment
Educational Services Financial Services Medical Services Factor A means
20 27 26 24.3
25 25 24 size = 9
22 25 25
30 44 42 40.8
35 46 43
34 48 45
46 50 62 53.9
47 58 56
50 56 60
79 90 90 89.2
78 92 100
74 95 105
52.06
45 54.6666666666667 56.5
22007.89
21758.56
Factor A (SSA) Factor B
768.52 49.78 6.82 19.75
127.19 597.37 81.81 237.04
3.36 916.22
1381.36
20523.89
DOF = 3 DOF = 2
318.44 DOF = 6
22007.8888888889 35
3 3 9
77 75 219
25.6666666666667 25 24.3333333333333
1.33333333333333 1 4.5
3 3 9
138 130 367
46 43.3333333333333 40.7777777777778
4 2.33333333333333 38.6944444444443
3 3 9
164 178 485
54.6666666666667 59.3333333333333 53.8888888888889
17.3333333333333 9.33333333333333 33.6111111111113
3 3 9
277 295 803
92.3333333333333 98.3333333333333 89.2222222222222
6.33333333333333 58.3333333333333 108.694444444445
12 12
656 678
54.6666666666667 56.5
642.060606060606 810.272727272727
df MS F P-value
3 6841.2962962963 658.520499108734 3.58220346909791E-23
2 458.111111111111 44.096256684492 9.18265721733101E-09
6 53.074074074074 5.10873440285204 0.001659487976094
24 10.3888888888889
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Field of Employment
Educational Services Financial Services Medical Services
High School 20 27 26
25 25 24
22 25 25
Group Means 22.3333333333333 25.6666666666667 25
Bachelor's 30 44 42
35 46 43
34 48 45
Group Means 33 46 43.33333333333
Master's 46 50 62
47 58 56
50 56 60
Group Means 47.6666666666667 54.6666666666667 59.33333333333
PhD 79 90 90
78 92 100
74 95 105
Group Means 77 92.3333333333333 98.33333333333
5.44444444444444 1.77777777777777 1
7.11111111111112 0.44444444444445 1
0.11111111111111 0.44444444444445 0
9 4 1.777777777778
4 0 0.111111111111
1 4 2.777777777778
2.77777777777777 21.7777777777778 7.111111111111
0.444444444444441 11.1111111111111 11.11111111111
5.44444444444446 1.77777777777778 0.444444444444
4 5.44444444444442 69.44444444444
1 0.11111111111111 2.777777777778
9 7.11111111111114 44.44444444444
249.333333333333
DOF = 12*2
24
3.5822034691E-23
9.1826572173E-09
0.00165948797609
Location Factor A_means
Industry Location 1 Location 2 Location 3
I1 12.1 11.8 12.9
I1 11.8 11.2 12.7
I1 12.10 12.00 12.20 12.09
SSE 1.43
Corresponding df 12
SSB is the variability of the group means around the grand mean
and is calculated by squaring the deviation of each group mean
from the grand mean, multiplying by the number of items in the
group and summing these scores.
SS (AXB)
Interaction SSB - SS (Factor A) - SS (Factor B)
0.37
Corresponding df 2
I2
Count 3 3 3 9
Sum 36.9 37.1 37.8 111.8
Average 12.3 12.36667 12.6 12.42222
Variance 0.07 0.103333 0.21 0.114444
Total
Count 6 6 6
Sum 72.9 72.1 75.6
Average 12.15 12.01667 12.6
Variance 0.067 0.257667 0.136
ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Sample 0.5 1 0.5 4.186047 0.063319 4.747225
Columns 1.121111 2 0.560556 4.693023 0.031211 3.885294
Interaction 0.37 2 0.185 1.548837 0.252132 3.885294
Within 1.433333 12 0.119444
Total 3.424444 17
Location
Industry Location 1Location 2Location 3
I1 12.1 11.8 12.9
I1 11.8 11.2 12.7
I1 12.10 12.00 12.20
I2 12.40 12.60 13.00
I2 12.50 12.00 12.10
I2 12.00 12.50 12.70
Anova: Two-Factor With Replication
Commodity
Count 3 3 3 9
Sum 13.5 6.5 3.5 23.5
Average 4.5 2.166667 1.166667 2.611111
Variance 0.25 1.083333 1.083333 2.798611
Bulk Storage
Count 3 3 3 9
Sum 9 5.5 11 25.5
Average 3 1.833333 3.666667 2.833333
Variance 0.25 1.083333 0.083333 1
Cold Storage
Count 3 3 3 9
Sum 7 12 13.5 32.5
Average 2.333333 4 4.5 3.611111
Variance 0.333333 1.75 0.25 1.548611
Total
Count 12 12 12
Sum 41 30.5 33
Average 3.416667 2.541667 2.75
Variance 0.992424 1.520833 2.431818
ANOVA
Source of VariationSS df MS F P-value F crit
Sample 6.409722 3 2.136574 3.456929 0.032205 3.008787 Warehouse has an effect
Columns 5.013889 2 2.506944 4.05618 0.030372 3.402826 duration also has an effect
Interaction 33.15278 6 5.525463 8.940075 3.541E-05 2.508189 Interaction is significant
Within 14.83333 24 0.618056 Some workers show less absenteeism d
so effect of the warehouse type depend
Total 59.40972 35
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