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Chapter 16: One-Way Analysis of Variance

Bartlett’s

test and the

Levene’s

test. Bartlett’s test assumes that the data set

is normally distributed and the Levene’s test assumes that the data is

continuous.

Figure 16-12

shows a portion of the output for these tests to

help us determine whether the equal or constant variance assumption has

been violated. Observe that both tests did not reject the null hypothesis for

equal variance for the three data sets.

Figure 16-12:

Bartlett’s and Levene’s Tests for the Three Drugs

Since both the normality and the constant variance assumptions were not

violated, and assuming sample independence one can now proceed to test for

equality of the population means using the analysis of variance procedure.