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Fisher's LSD
Fisher's Least Significant Difference is a statistical method used for comparing the means of three or more groups to find if there are significant differences between them, assuming equal variances.
LSD Value
A measure in statistics known as the "Least Significant Difference," which is used to conduct post hoc tests after ANOVA to find significant differences between group means.
Sample Sizes
The number of observations or data points collected or selected from a population to be analyzed in statistical research.
Sample Means
The average value of a set of data points taken from a larger population.
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