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A crossover study is an experiment in which subjects are given a series of treatments in succession. Ideally, all orderings of treatments are used with equal numbers of subjects. Crossover studies are common in clinical trials. Carryover effects are a special concern with this design.
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What statistical analysis is most appropriate for a cross-over treatment design? How many pa...
I would use a linear mixed model with random slopes and intercepts for each participant and two fixed effects variables (condition) and time (weeks). Basically, you're interested in the slope of chang …
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