Mathematics · Statistics and Research Methods
In statistical analysis (such as ANOVA), partitioning of variance refers to:
- 1Artificially magnifying random sampling error
- 2Discarding unexplained variance to simplify hypothesis testing
- 3Combining all individual sources of error into a single composite metric
- 4Dividing total variance into distinct components attributed to different sources✓
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Dividing total variance into distinct components attributed to different sources
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