Chapters Not Covered in This Book

Introduction

Step-by-step analysis of biological data

Types of biological variables

Probability

Basic concepts of hypothesis testing

Confounding variables

Independence

Normality

Data transformations

See the Handbook for information on these topics.

Homoscedasticity and heteroscedasticity

Bartlett’s test is performed with the bartlett.test function. Levene's test can be invoked with the leveneTest function in the car package. This test can also be used for a model with two independent variables. They are used in the chapter on One-way anova.

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