Concerta Guidance: Sub x Form inter­action vari­ance test [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2014-12-06 02:53 (4216 d 11:23 ago) – Posting: # 13994
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Hi Angus & John,

❝ I am thinking "no". It is from a (sum of squares) so by definition it cannot be negative.


I’m thinking “yes”. IMHO it’s the difference of the between- and pooled within-subject variances. Even in 2×2 cross­overs sometimes CVintra > CVinter. Then (and here as well) you would get a negative variance component ([image] search the forum). I guess SAS forces it to zero and Phoenix screams for help. If you have a “real world” dataset you could try the explicit formulas from the guidance to check the values of σ²I, σ²WT, and σ²WR.

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