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two-factor analysis of variance

two-factor analysis of variance Two-factor analysis of variance is a statistical method used to test whether outcomes differ across two separate factors in the same study, such as magnification device and distance.

Two-factor analysis of variance is a statistical method used to test whether outcomes differ across two separate factors in the same study, such as magnification device and distance. It examines how each factor is related to the measured results when both are analyzed together.

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Drafting source: Wajngarten Danielle; Garcia Patrícia Petromilli Nordi Sasso. Effect of magnification devices on dental students’ visual acuity. 2019; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0212793; article XML SHA-256 225baee9e86ff1be8d8274bab2dacc3d4b9d02a8cf0139bc6a640b6a06f6a8bd. “Effect of magnification devices on dental students’ visual acuity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0212793).
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