1974/09/01 by A. J. Scott, A.J. Scott, M. Knott · 64 citations
Mathematics · Decision Sciences · #Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials #Optimal Experimental Design Methods #Advanced Statistical Methods and Models
paper · doi:10.2307/2529204
It is sometimes useful in an analysis of variance to split the treatments into reasonably homogeneous groups. Multiple comparison procedures are often used for this purpose, but a more direct method is to use the techniques of cluster analysis. This approach is illustrated for several sets of data, and a likelihood ratio test is developed for judging the significance of differences among the resulting groups.