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Least squares solutions for non-orthogonal two-way classifications

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Title Least squares solutions for non-orthogonal two-way classifications
Names Reed, Wallace Henry (creator)
Kaplan, E. L. (advisor)
Date Issued 1965-05-04 (iso8601)
Note Graduation date: 1965
Abstract One answer to the problem of missing observations in two-way
classification experiments is to insert estimates of missing observations
into deficient cells. Once missing observations have been estimated,
the experimenter may proceed with his analysis using the
familiar normal equations which apply to complete data. This paper
discusses generally the problem of obtaining the desired estimates
and provides explicit solutions in certain special cases, among them
the case where there appears no more than a single deficient cell in any
row and column, the case where deficient cells occur in a block at the
intersections of certain rows and columns, and a comprehensive
generalization to an arbitrary number of blocks having no rows or
columns in common. Also presented is an iterative process providing
approximate solutions to the normal equations of a two-way classification,
which is especially useful in dealing with a large layout having
a majority of cells empty.
Genre Thesis/Dissertation
Topic Least squares
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/48091

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