Regading the expected mean squares, see books on experimental design by
Kirk, Winer, or Keppel.
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On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Arvind Shah wrote:
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> I have an UNBALANCED nested (also called hierarchial) design with Factor A
> being fixed and the Factor B (within A) random. So my ANOVA has the line
> entries (for source): A, B(A), Error (or within cell) and total. I am
> looking for the expected mean squares and approaches for computing
> confidence intervals on the mean for different levels of A. Any help or
> reference will be highly appreciated.
>
> Arvind Shah
> Univ of South Alabama
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