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031 Kokila's Problem

The document contains income data in thousands of US dollars for three fields of employment (education services, financial services, medical services) across four education levels. It performs two-way ANOVA to analyze differences in income between fields of employment and levels of education. The ANOVA results show significant differences between rows (education levels) but not columns (fields of employment).

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031 Kokila's Problem

The document contains income data in thousands of US dollars for three fields of employment (education services, financial services, medical services) across four education levels. It performs two-way ANOVA to analyze differences in income between fields of employment and levels of education. The ANOVA results show significant differences between rows (education levels) but not columns (fields of employment).

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Annual income in US$

(shown in thousands)
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Education Financial Medical


Services Services Services https://www.indiatoday.in/movies/bollywood/story/janhvi-k
18 25 26
35 45 43
46 58 62
75 90 110
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Anova: Single Factor We have four data points
This is the sum from the previous page
SUMMARY This is variance from the previous page
Groups Count Sum Average Variance
Education Services 4 174 43.5 573.67
Financial Services 4 218 54.5 744.33
Medical Services 4 241 60.25 1,316.25

ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Between Groups 579.50 2 289.75 0.33 0.73 4.26
Within Groups 7902.75 9 878.08
Total 8482.25 11

Degrees of freedom for Between Groups = Number of Groups MINUS One

Total degrees of Freedom = total data points MINUS ONE 11

Degrees of freedom Within Groups / Residual 9


174
the previous page 573.67
Grand Average 52.75 579.50
Education Services -9.25 85.56 342.25
Financial Services 1.75 3.06 12.25
Medical Services 7.5 56.25 225.00
squared
squared deviations
deviations deviations weighted SUM

(n-1)*S^2
Education Services 1,721.00
Financial Services 2,233.00
Medical Services 3,948.75
7,902.75
Income vs Level of Education
High School Bachelor's Master's Ph. D.
18 35 46 75
25 45 58 90
26 43 62 110

This is the same data viewed from Level of education perspective


and without reference to the field of employment
perspective
Field of Employment (Factor A)
Education
Level Education Financial Medical
(Factor B) Services Services Services
High School 18 25 26
Bachelor's 35 45 43
Master's 46 58 62
Ph. D. 75 90 110
Anova: Two-Factor Without Replication

SUMMARY Count Sum Average Variance


High School 3 69 23.00 19.00
Bachelor's 3 123 41.00 28.00
Master's 3 166 55.33 69.33
Ph. D. 3 275 91.67 308.33

Education Services 4 174 43.50 573.67


Financial Services 4 218 54.50 744.33
Medical Services 4 241 60.25 1,316.25

ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Rows 7,632.92 3 2,544.31 56.58 8.595E-05 4.76
Columns 579.50 2 289.75 6.44 0.032067 5.14
Error 269.83 6 44.97

Total 8,482.25 11
Axis Value Height of density Function
3.0 0.063
3.5
4.0
0.045
0.034
Only part of the Density F
4.5 0.026
5.0 0.020
5.5 0.016
0.050
6.0 0.012
6.5 0.010
7.0 0.008
7.5 0.007
8.0 0.006
8.5 0.005

p(F≥ 5.14) = 5%

-
3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0
the Density Function F 2,6

p(F≥ 5.14) = 5%
p(F≥ 6.44) = 3%
5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5

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