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MSE calculation from CI of 3x3x3 study [General Statistics]

posted by ElMaestro – Denmark, 2015-02-05 13:57 (4152 d 06:12 ago) – Posting: # 14377
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Hi John et al.,

MSE from a 3x3x3 study... does it make any sense to speak of such a thing?
Can you put it into a context?

The MSE generally makes sense when we have a model with just one variance component = the error. In a 3x3x3 etc we have multiple variance components to sort out, so I am thinking it is hard to meaningfully nominate anyone of them to be the MSE.
You can perhaps backcalculate an 'apparent' MSE it from a 90% CI that has arisen from a replicated study of any type but I wonder what the application of it would really be.

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MSE calculation from CI of 3x3x3 study [General Sta­tis­tics]

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MSE calculation from CI of 3x3x3 study [General Statistics]