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APPLICATIONS OF MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE TO EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH: HYPOTHESIS TESTING BY MANOVA PROGRAMS

Kyung S. Bay

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The usual Gauss-Markoff linear model for least squares analysis has been developed by Rao for the theory of multivariate linear models. This paper develops a series of computational concepts and formulae which enable flexible work with the general multivariate linear model.

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The usual Gauss-Markoff linear model for least squares analysis has been developed by Rao for the theory of multivariate linear models. This paper develops a series of computational concepts and formulae which enable flexible work with the general multivariate linear model.

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The usual Gauss-Markoff linear model for least squares analysis has been developed by Rao for the theory of multivariate linear models. This paper develops a series of computational concepts and formulae which enable flexible work with the general multivariate linear model.

Key concepts: Multivariate analysis of variance, Multivariate statistics, Multivariate analysis, General linear model, Linear model, Variance (accounting), Econometrics, Statistics

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