Lecture 17: ANOVA

November 10th, 2022 (9th week of classes)

Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

Analysis of variance is one of the most used statistical frameworks. It can tackle from simple to extremely complex data and designs. We cover in BIOL322 its most simple design. It allows to contrast means across multilple groups (often referred as to treatments as we will see in the lecture).


ANOVA - the theoretical basis, by ProfS Taylor

It provides a good visual aid to better understand ANOVA.
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One Way ANOVA (Analysis of Variance): Introduction

It provides a quick summary of the main principles involving ANOVA.

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Lecture

This version of the lecture was delivered by Isabella Richmond, PhD candidate in Biology at Concordia as part of their pedagogical training. My version of the lecture, (slides and video) which includes all elements that Isabella has presented is available below.

Slides:

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My original lecture and Video (Isabella Richmond’s lecture overlaps but my version has a video available and some important additional details)

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