ANOVAN main effects versus t-test for a 2 way anova

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Jessica Benady-Chorney
Jessica Benady-Chorney il 27 Feb 2017
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Commentato: Star Strider il 27 Feb 2017
I have run a two way anova using the anovan function, which gives as outputs main effects. To my knowledge, the test of main effects within one factor in a 2 way anova should be the same as doing a ttest (independent samples). However, I do not get the same result when I run ttest2 on one factor at a time.
Is there a reason for this?
Thank you

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Star Strider
Star Strider il 27 Feb 2017
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The multcompare (link) function is the correct approach. It automatically adjusts the t-statistics for multiple comparisons.
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Jessica Benady-Chorney
Jessica Benady-Chorney il 27 Feb 2017
Sorry, this function is the correct approach as compared to which approach? My use of anovan or my use of ttest2?
Star Strider
Star Strider il 27 Feb 2017
Your use of ttest2.
If anovan is giving you the results that you believe are appropriate, then it’s likely correct.
The ttest2 function compares two independent data vectors, assuming they are your only data.
The multcompare function does the appropriate corrections for multiple comparisons because it takes into account the number of two-way comparisons necessary.

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