ATI Analysis (ANCOVA with Interaction)
Amanda Ross, Victor L. Willson
Abstract
Amanda Ross, Victor L. Willson
Abstract
An ATI Analysis is an analysis of covariance with an interaction. In the previous chapter, we looked at a two or three-factor crossed ANOVA. This test involves one or more covariates, whereby one of the covariates may be an interaction between two variables. The test involves one or more fixed effects and one or more covariates. A covariate is a latent variable that may indirectly impact the significance of a model.
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An ATI Analysis is an analysis of covariance with an interaction. In the previous chapter, we looked at a two or three-factor crossed ANOVA. This test involves one or more covariates, whereby one of the covariates may be an interaction between two variables. The test involves one or more fixed effects and one or more covariates. A covariate is a latent variable that may indirectly impact the significance of a model.
Key concepts: Covariate, Analysis of covariance, Statistics, Interaction, Analysis of variance, Covariance, Latent variable, Econometrics