Number of observations per data matrix "cell".
number of rows. For example, if Data has 6 rows and Replications is 2, then the "row" factor has 6/2 = 3 levels (1st level row 0..1, 2nd level row 2..3, 3rd level row 4..5). An exception is raised if A.Rows mod Replications is not zero (if A.Rows/Replications is not an integer). The Replications factor is taken into the account ONLY if
is false (two-way ANOVA).
Example 1
Note that Data.Rows mod 3 = 0 !! MtxANOVA1.Data.SetIt(6,2,false,[1,2,
2,3,
5,7,
12,1,
5,8,
3,8]);
MtxANOVA1.IsAnova1 := false; // do two-way ANOVA
MtxANOVA1.Replications := 3; // three rows per "group"
MtxANOVA1.ResultDest := StringGrid1;
MtxANOVA1.Recalc;
MtxANOVA1->Data->SetIt(6,2,false,OPENARRAY(TSample,(1,2,
2,3,
5,7,
12,1,
5,8,
3,8)));
MtxANOVA1->IsAnova1 = false; // do two-way ANOVA
MtxANOVA1->Replications = 3; // three rows per "group"
MtxANOVA1->ResultDest = StringGrid1;
MtxANOVA1->Recalc();