SWELLING POWER

HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCES - RAW DATA

2022-08-10 14:54:46

Using: \clipboard.dt

Data Column: 3) SWELLING POWER

Broken Down By:

1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Bartlett's Test tests the homogeneity of variances, an assumption of

ANOVA. Bartlett's Test is known to be overly sensitive to non-normal data.

A resulting probability of P<=0.05 indicates the variances may be not

homogeneous and you may wish to transform the data before doing an ANOVA.

For ANOVA designs without replicates (notably most Randomized Blocks

and Latin Square designs), there is not enough data to do this test.

Bartlett's X2 (corrected) = 13.166422

Degrees of Freedom (nValues-1) = 5

P = .0219 *
ANOVA

2022-08-10 14:54:46

Using: \clipboard.dt

.AOV Filename: 1WCR.AOV - 1 Way Completely Randomized

Y Column: 3) SWELLING POWER

1st Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Rows of data with missing values removed: 0

Rows which remain: 18

Source df Type I SS MS F P

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Main Effects

PERLAKUAN 5 12.84106667 2.5682133 0.808514 .5653 ns

Error 12 38.11753333 3.1764611<-

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Total 17 50.9586
Model 5 12.84106667 2.5682133 0.808514 .5653 ns

R^2 = SSmodel/SStotal = 0.25199017765

Root MSerror = sqrt(MSerror) = 1.78226291863

Mean Y = 7.74333333333

Coefficient of Variation = (Root MSerror) / abs(Mean Y) * 100% = 23.01674%

Compare Means

Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Test: Tukey's HSD

Significance Level: 0.05

Variance: 3.17646111111

Degrees of Freedom: 12

Keep If:

n Means = 6

LSD 0.05 = 3.17063365902

MSD 0.05 = 4.8887313752

Rank Mean Name Mean n Non-significant ranges

----- --------- ------------- ------- ----------------------------------------

1 A1K2 9.47 3a

2 A1K1 7.93333333333 3a

3 A3K1 7.75666666667 3a

4 A3K2 7.18666666667 3a

5 A2K1 7.12666666667 3a

6 A2K2 6.98666666667 3a
OHC

HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCES - RAW DATA

2022-08-10 15:06:21

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

Data Column: 3) ohc

Broken Down By:

1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Bartlett's Test tests the homogeneity of variances, an assumption of

ANOVA. Bartlett's Test is known to be overly sensitive to non-normal data.

A resulting probability of P<=0.05 indicates the variances may be not

homogeneous and you may wish to transform the data before doing an ANOVA.

For ANOVA designs without replicates (notably most Randomized Blocks

and Latin Square designs), there is not enough data to do this test.

Bartlett's X2 (corrected) = 23.049631

Degrees of Freedom (nValues-1) = 5

P = .0003 ***
ANOVA

2022-08-10 15:06:21

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

.AOV Filename: 1WCR.AOV - 1 Way Completely Randomized

Y Column: 3) ohc

1st Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Rows of data with missing values removed: 0

Rows which remain: 18

Source df Type I SS MS F P

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Main Effects

PERLAKUAN 5 51.15942778 10.231886 0.9236323 .4987 ns

Error 12 132.9345333 11.077878<-

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Total 17 184.0939611
Model 5 51.15942778 10.231886 0.9236323 .4987 ns

R^2 = SSmodel/SStotal = 0.27789845723

Root MSerror = sqrt(MSerror) = 3.32834460021

Mean Y = 3.30277777778

Coefficient of Variation = (Root MSerror) / abs(Mean Y) * 100% = 100.7741%

Compare Means

Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Test: Tukey's HSD

Significance Level: 0.05

Variance: 11.0778777778

Degrees of Freedom: 12

Keep If:

n Means = 6

LSD 0.05 = 5.92110249726

MSD 0.05 = 9.12961971238

Rank Mean Name Mean n Non-significant ranges

----- --------- ------------- ------- ----------------------------------------

1 A3K2 7.05333333333 3a

2 A1K1 2.85666666667 3a

3 A2K1 2.58666666667 3a

4 A3K1 2.56666666667 3a

5 A1K2 2.47 3a

6 A2K2 2.28333333333 3a
WHC

HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCES - RAW DATA

2022-08-10 15:11:15

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

Data Column: 3) WHC

Broken Down By:

1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Bartlett's Test tests the homogeneity of variances, an assumption of

ANOVA. Bartlett's Test is known to be overly sensitive to non-normal data.

A resulting probability of P<=0.05 indicates the variances may be not

homogeneous and you may wish to transform the data before doing an ANOVA.

For ANOVA designs without replicates (notably most Randomized Blocks

and Latin Square designs), there is not enough data to do this test.

Bartlett's X2 (corrected) = 28.524476

Degrees of Freedom (nValues-1) = 5

P = .0000 ***
ANOVA

2022-08-10 15:11:15

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

.AOV Filename: 1WCR.AOV - 1 Way Completely Randomized

Y Column: 3) WHC

1st Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Rows of data with missing values removed: 0

Rows which remain: 18

Source df Type I SS MS F P

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Main Effects

PERLAKUAN 5 16.29297778 3.2585956 0.8731655 .5271 ns

Error 12 44.7832 3.7319333<-

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Total 17 61.07617778
Model 5 16.29297778 3.2585956 0.8731655 .5271 ns

R^2 = SSmodel/SStotal = 0.26676485613

Root MSerror = sqrt(MSerror) = 1.93182124777

Mean Y = 5.45888888889

Coefficient of Variation = (Root MSerror) / abs(Mean Y) * 100% = 35.388543%

Compare Means

Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Test: Tukey's HSD

Significance Level: 0.05

Variance: 3.73193333333

Degrees of Freedom: 12

Keep If:

n Means = 6

LSD 0.05 = 3.43669691344

MSD 0.05 = 5.29896854529

Rank Mean Name Mean n Non-significant ranges

----- --------- ------------- ------- ----------------------------------------

1 A1K1 7.31333333333 3a

2 A2K2 5.79333333333 3a

3 A3K2 5.43666666667 3a

4 A2K1 5.15333333333 3a

5 A3K1 4.69333333333 3a

6 A1K2 4.36333333333 3a
UJI WARNA

NILAI L

HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCES - RAW DATA

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Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

Data Column: 3) NILAI L

Broken Down By:

1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Bartlett's Test tests the homogeneity of variances, an assumption of

ANOVA. Bartlett's Test is known to be overly sensitive to non-normal data.

A resulting probability of P<=0.05 indicates the variances may be not

homogeneous and you may wish to transform the data before doing an ANOVA.

For ANOVA designs without replicates (notably most Randomized Blocks

and Latin Square designs), there is not enough data to do this test.

Bartlett's X2 (corrected) = 15.0582

Degrees of Freedom (nValues-1) = 5

P = .0101 *
ANOVA

2022-08-10 15:17:57

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

.AOV Filename: 1WCR.AOV - 1 Way Completely Randomized

Y Column: 3) NILAI L

1st Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Rows of data with missing values removed: 0

Rows which remain: 18

Source df Type I SS MS F P

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Main Effects

PERLAKUAN 5 121.2398278 24.247966 1.8192827 .1834 ns

Error 12 159.9397333 13.328311<-

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Total 17 281.1795611
Model 5 121.2398278 24.247966 1.8192827 .1834 ns

R^2 = SSmodel/SStotal = 0.43118293271

Root MSerror = sqrt(MSerror) = 3.65079595583

Mean Y = 66.1227777778

Coefficient of Variation = (Root MSerror) / abs(Mean Y) * 100% = 5.521238%

Compare Means

Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Test: Tukey's HSD

Significance Level: 0.05

Variance: 13.3283111111

Degrees of Freedom: 12

Keep If:

n Means = 6

LSD 0.05 = 6.49474127458

MSD 0.05 = 10.0141009203

Rank Mean Name Mean n Non-significant ranges

----- --------- ------------- ------- ----------------------------------------

1 A1K2 71.4666666667 3a

2 A3K1 66.5233333333 3a

3 A1K1 66.15 3a

4 A2K1 64.7333333333 3a

5 A3K2 64.2166666667 3a

6 A2K2 63.6466666667 3a

NILAI HUE

HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCES - RAW DATA

2022-08-10 15:19:46

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

Data Column: 3) NILAI HUE

Broken Down By:

1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Bartlett's Test tests the homogeneity of variances, an assumption of

ANOVA. Bartlett's Test is known to be overly sensitive to non-normal data.

A resulting probability of P<=0.05 indicates the variances may be not

homogeneous and you may wish to transform the data before doing an ANOVA.

For ANOVA designs without replicates (notably most Randomized Blocks

and Latin Square designs), there is not enough data to do this test.

Bartlett's X2 (corrected) = 2.381898

Degrees of Freedom (nValues-1) = 5

P = .7942 ns

ANOVA

2022-08-10 15:19:47

Using: D:\WATASHI NO MONO\clipboard.dt

.AOV Filename: 1WCR.AOV - 1 Way Completely Randomized

Y Column: 3) NILAI HUE

1st Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Keep If:

Rows of data with missing values removed: 0

Rows which remain: 18

Source df Type I SS MS F P

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Main Effects

PERLAKUAN 5 4.141516667 0.8283033 2.0234874 .1472 ns

Error 12 4.912133333 0.4093444<-

------------------------- -------- ----------- --------- --------- ----- ---

Total 17 9.05365

Model 5 4.141516667 0.8283033 2.0234874 .1472 ns

R^2 = SSmodel/SStotal = 0.45744165797

Root MSerror = sqrt(MSerror) = 0.63980031607

Mean Y = 64.0183333333

Coefficient of Variation = (Root MSerror) / abs(Mean Y) * 100% = 0.9994017%

Compare Means

Factor: 1) PERLAKUAN

Test: Tukey's HSD

Significance Level: 0.05

Variance: 0.40934444444
Degrees of Freedom: 12

Keep If:

n Means = 6

LSD 0.05 = 1.13820042822

MSD 0.05 = 1.75496659126

Rank Mean Name Mean n Non-significant ranges

----- --------- ------------- ------- ----------------------------------------

1 A1K1 64.72 3a

2 A1K2 64.58 3a

3 A3K1 63.9533333333 3a

4 A2K1 63.77 3a

5 A2K2 63.71 3a

6 A3K2 63.3766666667 3a