Table of Contents

Concepts and Examples in Analysis of Variance (J. Tukey, etal.).

Purposes of Analyzing Data that Come in a Form Inviting Us to ApplyTools from the Analysis of Variance (F. Mosteller & J.Tukey).

Preliminary Examination of Data (F. Mosteller & D.Hoaglin).

Types of Factors and Their Structural Layouts (J. Singer).

Value-Splitting: Taking the Data Apart (C. Schmid).

Value-Splitting Involving More Factors (K. Halvorsen).

Mean Squares, F Tests, and Estimates of Variance (F. Mosteller, etal.).

Graphical Display as an Aid to Analysis (J. Emerson).

Components of Variance (C. Brown & F. Mosteller).

Which Denominator?

(T. Blackwell, et al.).

Assessing Changes (J. Tukey, et al.).

Qualitative and Quantitative Confidence (J. Tukey & D.Hoaglin).

Introduction to Transformation (J. Emerson).

Appendix.

Index.

About the Author

DAVID C. HOAGLIN, PhD, is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association.

FREDERICK MOSTELLER, PhD, has been the recipient of several honorary degrees and is a former President of the American Statistical Association.

JOHN W. TUKEY, PhD, has received the National Medal of Science as well as several honorary degrees.