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Data analysis Part 10: Analysis of variance (ANOVA) test

Data analysis Part 10: Analysis of variance (ANOVA) test 

ANOVA test i.e. Analysis of variance test is used to compare the means among three or more groups.

In this test inferences about means are made by analyzing variance.

Let us take three sets of data as follows (Actual weight of paracetamol tablets that are marketed as 500mg)

Batch1Batch2Batch3
499.643500.240500.124
499.475501.055499.845
500.459500.120500.295
499.692500.680498.655
497.946500.478500.087
500.280500.157499.872
500.072499.961501.363
500.054500.833500.048
499.619501.052499.567
500.761499.996500.311
499.251499.264499.168
500.808499.221500.523
500.224500.384499.283
500.083500.999500.882
500.747499.507499.234
498.547500.690497.703
501.282499.731500.901
499.672499.934500.452
499.086497.957499.746
499.600499.131499.894
500.828499.257500.476
501.772502.237503.315
499.615498.184497.129
500.491500.381501.061
499.105501.112498.413

Results of ANOVA test is as follows

Anova: Single Factor

Summary

Source of VariationSSdfMSFP-valueF crit
Between Groups0.40320.2020.1920.8253.124
Within Groups75.413721.047   
Total75.81774   
GroupsCountSumAverageVariance
Batch12512499.113499.9650.725
Batch22512502.561500.1020.904
Batch32512498.347499.9341.513

ANOVA

Source of VariationSSdfMSFP-valueF crit
Between Groups0.40320.2020.1920.8253.124
Within Groups75.413721.047   
Total75.81774   


 

As per Fig.1 (ANOVA test, Single factor), it can be seen that F falls within the specified critical value (F critical).  

  • Acceptance of Null hypothesis means wt. of tablet (population mean) from three batches (population mean) are equal (Batch 1 = Batch 2 = Batch 3).
  • Rejection of Null hypothesis/ acceptance of alternative hypothesis means  wt. of tablets from three batches (population mean) are different. (Batch 1 Batch 2 Batch 3). So means of three population is not equal. At least one of the means is different. However, the ANOVA does not tell you where the difference lies. A t-Test has to be performed to test each pair of means.    

 In this case as per Fig.1., Null hypothesis is accepted. Hence it is conclusively proved that there is no difference between the weight of batch 1, batch 2 and batch 3 and mean weight of batch 1, batch 2 and 3 matches with each other.

Population mean of batch 1 = batch 2 = batch 3 (Statistically proven without individual's bias)

Reference

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