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ANOVA stands for ANalysis Of VAriance, a statistical model and set of procedures for comparing multiple group means. The independent variables in an ANOVA model are categorical, but an ANOVA table can be used to test continuous variables as well.
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Conflicting results of summary() and anova() for a mixed model with interactions in lmer+lme...
not set, then summary() will produce the default type I sums of squares (note that car::Anova() will also use this default). … On the other hand, lmerTest::anova() will produce type III SS, regardless of the default contrasts, suggesting it does this internally. …
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Conflicting results of summary() and anova() for a mixed model with interactions in lmer+lme...
In fact, it seems that the anova(model, type = 3) function is actually using type 2 SS, which we can verify by running anova(model, type = 2). … To show that lmerTest::anova() is in fact using type 2 SS rather than the type 3 SS it displays in its output we can use the Anova() function from the car package. …
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