Least Square Means (LSM) for unequal sequence [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by Pankaj Bhangale – India, 2011-10-04 16:52 (4964 d 16:48 ago) – Posting: # 7422
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❝ Dear ElMaestro,


❝ ❝ 1. How to calculate LSM and SE for each Treatment? I want to manually calculate it, can anyone give me some exact equation?


❝ 1. You take the Mean of T in Seq TR and the mean of T in Seq RT. You add them and divide by two. Do the same for R.:confused:


For Example:
Suppose, n1(no. of TR Seq)=8 & n2(no. of RT Seq.)=6 (i.e. unequal sequences)

M1=Mean of T in Seq TR (n1=8) = 86.62
M2=Mean of T in Seq RT (n2=6) = 67.73

According to your formula, Combine mean is (86.62 + 67.73)/2 = 77.17 (This formula is correct when n1=n2) but here n1 & n2 are different.

I suggest Formula for Combine Mean=((n1*M1)+(n2*M2))/(n1+n2)

Mean of T in Seq TR & RT = ((8*86.62)+(6*67.73))/(8+6)=78.52


Thanks,
Best Regards,
Pankaj Bhangale

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