Asking a pupil [RSABE / ABEL]

posted by BEQool  – 2023-08-18 19:16 (643 d 16:05 ago) – Posting: # 23702
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Dear Detlew,
thank you for the answer. I had read the whole article but I am still not getting it :confused:
Partial replicate design is a crossover design so we can get S2W (and consequently CVW) and because R is replicated we can also get S2WR (and consequently CVWR).
So why cant we get S2WT (and consequently CVWT) from the following equation:
S2W=(S2WT+S2WR)*2
as we only have one unknown (S2WT)?

"There is an infinite number of combinations of CVwT- and CVwR- values giving the same pooled CVw. We simply don’t – and can’t – know the variance components.
It’s like asking a pupil “We added two numbers and their sum was five. What were the two numbers?” Leaves the pupil – rightly – dazed and confused."

--> Refering to this, if we know that the sum (S2W) is 5 and one other number (S2WR; lets say it is 3), we can get the unknown number (S2WT; in this case we get 2)?

BEQool

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