Abstract
The analysis of variance technique originally devised by Prof. R. A. Fisher for the interpretation of agricultural experiments concerned the case of equal frequencies in the sub-classes. Prof. Fisher himself extended his technique to the case of unequal frequencies1, when only the effect of one single variable was under examination.
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VAJDA, S. Technique of the Analysis of Variance. Nature 160, 27 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160027a0
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