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Data

Model with only main effects (JMP output): Center Level Least Sq Mean Mean

Model with only main effects (JMP output): Trt Level Least Sq MeanMean A B

Model with interaction in JMP (the right model to use in JMP): Center Level Least Sq MeanMean

Model with interaction in JMP (the right model to use in JMP): Trt Level Least Sq MeanMean A B

How are Means calculated? (from webpage) The mean value for Treatment A is simply the summation of all measures divided by the total number of observations: Mean for treatment A = 24/5 = 4.8) Mean for treatment B = 26/5 = 5.2. Mean for treatment A > Mean for treatment B.

How are LS Means calculated? (again, webpage) Table 2 shows the calculation of least squares means. First step is to calculate the means for each cell of treatment and center combination. The mean 9/3=3 for treatment A and center 1 combination 7.5 for treatment A and center 2 combination 5.5 for treatment B and center 1 combination 5 for treatment B and center 2 combination.

LS Means continued (again from webpage) After the mean for each cell is calculated, the least squares means are simply the average of these means. For treatment A, the LS mean is (3+7.5)/2 = 5.25 For treatment B, it is (5.5+5)/2=5.25 The LS Mean for both treatment groups are identical.

Ahh, that’s fine, but what about empty cells? First fit a two-way model with least squares Then estimate the predicted value for that empty cell Put that value in as though it were “real” data, this is called “imputing” the value Redo the analysis and voila, you get the LS Means!!! One can do this iteratively and this is called “multiple imputation”, but that gets used elsewhere in Statistics (i.e. you don’t have to worry about it)

Predicted values for empty cells Predicted values for empty cells are obtained with a Regression model. With Regression, you can obtain “predicted values” even where there is no data point. You can do the same thing in ANOVA by using Regression with Dummy Variables. Dummy variables are “indicator variables’ for class variables.