'Randomisation' for RR/RR design [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by d_labes  – Berlin, Germany, 2008-08-21 18:59 (6508 d 09:26 ago) – Posting: # 2220
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Dear HS,

(emphasis by me)

❝ Problems arise from the ‘pseudo randomisation’ – there’s only one product and sequences in a conventional 2×2 cross-over will be fixed a priori like this:

❝  S/P |  I  II
❝ -----+-------
❝   1  | R1  R2
❝   2  | R2  R1

❝ Of course the assignment to ‘R1’ is ‘R2’ is arbitrary; any other then the chosen one in the protocol will result in another PE and CVintra


I cannot imagine any criterion to decide what R1 and R2 is, if it is the same product, same batch and so on.

What you have is only
  S/P  |  I  II
 ------+---------
   RR  | µR  µR+p

with µR the mean for R (your Reference product) and p a period effect.
Within a subject you have to add an error term to specify the full model.

Thus you cannot and need not randomize any arbitrary sequences.

I would just run an ANOVA with a fixed period effect and a random subject effect. The residual error is then what you are looking for, I think.

Regards,

Detlew

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