Lecture

Factorial Experimental Design

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Description

This lecture introduces factorial experimental design, focusing on 2-way ANOVA and interaction plots. It covers the advantages of factorial experiments, the interpretation of interaction effects, and the implications of unbalanced designs. Examples illustrate the application of factorial design in studying battery lifetime and hibernation induction in animals.

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