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Introduction to Nested (hierarchical) ANOVA Partitioning variance hierarchically Two factor nested ANOVA • Factor A with p groups or levels – fixed or random but usually fixed • Factor B with q groups or levels within each level of A – usually random • Nested design: – different (randomly chosen) levels of Factor B in each level of Factor A – often one or more levels of subsampling Sea urchin grazing on reefs • Andrew & Underwood (1997) • Factor A - fixed – sea urchin density – four levels (0% original, 33%, 66%, 100%) • Factor B - random – randomly chosen patches – four (3 to 4m2) within each treatment Sea urchin grazing on reefs • Residual: – 5 replicate quadrats within each patch within each density level • Response variable: – % cover of filamentous algae Worked example Density 0 33 etc. Patch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Reps n = 5 in each of 16 cells p = 4 densities, q = 4 patches Data layout Factor A 1 2 ........ i A means y y y 1 2 i Factor B 1…j….4 5... j….8 9... j….12 B means y y 11 ij (q=4) Reps y y 111 ij1 y y 112 ij2 … ... y y 11k ijk Linear model y = µ +  +  +  ijk i j(i) ijk where m overall mean  effect of factor A (m - m) i i  effect of factor B within each level j(i) of A (m - m) ij i  unexplained variation (error term) ijk - variation within each cell Linear model (% cover algae) = µ + (sea urchin ijk density) + (patch within sea urchin i density) +  j(i) ijk Worked example Density 0 33 etc. Patch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Reps n = 5 in each of 16 cells p = 4 densities, q = 4 patches Effects • Main effect: – effect of factor A – variation between factor A marginal means • Nested (random) effect: – effect of factor B within each level of factor A – variation between factor B means within each level of A Null hypotheses • H : no difference between means of 0 factor A – m = m = … = m = m 1 2 i • H : no main effect of factor A: 0 –  =  = … =  = 0 1 2 i –  = (m - m) = 0 i i Sea urchin example • No difference between urchin density treatments • No main effect of density Null hypotheses • H : no difference between means of 0 factor B within any level of factor A – m = m = … = m 11 12 1j – m = m = … = m 21 22 2j – etc. • H : no variance between levels of 0 nested random factor B within any level of factor A: – 2 = 0  Sea urchin example • No difference between mean filamentous algae cover for patches within any urchin density treatment • No variance between patches within each density treatment Residual variation • Variation between replicates within each cell • Pooled across cells if homogeneity of variance assumption holds  2 ( y  y ) ijk ij Partitioning total variation SS Total SS + SS + SS A B(A) Residual SS variation between A marginal means A SS variation between B means within each B(A) level of A SS variation between replicates within Residual each cell Nested ANOVA table Source SS df MS Factor A SS p-1 SS A A p-1 Factor B(A) SS p(q-1) SS B(A) B(A) p(q-1) Residual SS pq(n-1) SS Residual Residual pq(n-1) Expected mean squares A fixed, B random: nq2 2  n2  i • MS A  p 1 • MS 2  n2 B(A)  • MS 2 Residual Testing null hypotheses • If no main effect of factor A: MS – H : m = m = m = m ( = 0) is 0 1 2 i i A true nq2 2 n2  i – F-ratio MS / MS  1  p1 A B(A) MS B(A) • If no nested effect of 2 n2  random factor B: MS Residual – H : 2 = 0 is true 0  2 – F-ratio MS / MS  1 B(A) Residual Additional tests • Main effect: – planned contrasts & trend analyses as part of design – unplanned multiple comparisons if main F-ratio test significant • Nested effect: – usually random factor – Sometimes little interest in further tests – Often can provide information on the characteristic spatial signal of a population

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Two factor nested ANOVA. • Factor A with p groups or levels. – fixed or random but usually fixed. • Factor B with q groups or levels within each level of
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