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The Design and Analysis of Clinical Experiments

Fleiss, Joseph L.·1999·Wiley eBooks

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Reliability of Measurement. Simple Linear Regression Analysis. The Parallel Groups Design. Special Cases of the Parallel Groups Study. Blocking to Control for Prognostic Variables. Stratification to Control for Prognostic Variables. Analysis of Covariance and the Study of Change. Repeated Measurements Studies. Latin and Greco-Latin Squares. The Crossover Study. Balanced Incomplete Block Designs. Factorial Experiments. Split-Plot Designs and Confounding. Appendix. Indexes.

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Authors
Fleiss, J. L.
Venue
Wiley eBooks
Publisher
Wiley
Published
1999-02-08
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