Introduction to Two Way ANOVA (Factorial Analysis)

An introduction to Two Way ANOVA (Factorial) also known as Factorial Analysis. Step by step visual instructions organize data to conduct a two way ANOVA. Includes a comparison with One Way ANOVA. Instructions on how to build a mean table.

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[statisticsfun]

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[buskerscat]

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[jamesanderson]

Seven years have gone by and this is still the best video out there for two-way ANOVA. Prove me wrong I'll wait



(As in, this video is awesome... but if you can prove me wrong I'd appreciate it. There are some really impressive videos out there for linear algebra, calculus, etc that this doesn't quite compare to)

[musAKulture]

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with your example and very clear presentation, i was able to understand the concept behind ANOVA perfectly, within minutes!

[statisticsfun]

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[teddycipolla]

I wish I had you as a lecturer :( ours has screwed us over and is useless in general, and we're writing an exam tomorrow on factorial analysis and correlation and I barely know anything... RIP

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[ayushikukreja]

Thank you Professor David! Your video has definitely made the concept easier to understand.

[WilliamSones]

It's a great introduction, It's been about 4 years since I last used two-way ANOVA and needed a quick reminder. I remember covering at Mach 7 during my course using algebra so I liked your gentle pace. The only suggestion I have for improvement is to provide better explanation of the concept of interaction otherwise great!

[statisticsfun]

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[IR]

I have this class at 10am!! Thank you for the great explaination, this helped me to understand One_way ANOVA also!

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[shanmugapriyak]

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