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Hello AB,
One-way, two-way etc - these terms can lead to confusion. I prefer to avoid anything with "way" in it for crossovers.
The anova for a 2-treatment, 2-period, 2-sequence design with n evaluable subjects is an anova partitioning SS from a linear model using a two-level factor for treatment, same for period and same for sequence, and finally an n-level factor for subjects.
Best regards,
EM.
❝ can anyone say what is the ANOVA used in the 2x2 crossover bioequivalance study? is it a two way anova?
One-way, two-way etc - these terms can lead to confusion. I prefer to avoid anything with "way" in it for crossovers.
The anova for a 2-treatment, 2-period, 2-sequence design with n evaluable subjects is an anova partitioning SS from a linear model using a two-level factor for treatment, same for period and same for sequence, and finally an n-level factor for subjects.
Best regards,
EM.
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