LATIN SQUARE DESIGN
1. Analyse the following
Latin Square Design
A 12 |
C 19 |
B 10 |
D 8 |
C 18 |
B 12 |
D 6 |
A 7 |
B 22 |
D 10 |
A 5 |
C 21 |
D 12 |
A 7 |
C 27 |
B 17 |
2. Analyse the Latin Square Design experimental data and also fine the efficiency of this design relative to CRD and RBD
D 29.1 |
B 18.9 |
C 29.4 |
A 5.7 |
C 16.4 |
A 10.2 |
D 21.2 |
B 19.1 |
A 12.3 |
D 38.4 |
B 24 |
C 37 |
B 24.9 |
C 41.7 |
A 9.5 |
D 28.9 |
405 B |
525 A |
463 E |
441 D |
481 C |
325 C |
445 D |
429 B |
513 A |
493 E |
471 E |
492 B |
472 A |
381 C |
? D |
430 D |
469 E |
432 C |
467 B |
460 A |
552 A |
431 C |
425 D |
572 E |
451 B |
4. The layout given in adjoining table represents a Latin Square Experiment with 4 blocks and 4 treatments a, b, c and d each one is replicated 4 times, in which one observation is missing value and analyse the design.
120 a |
112 b |
110 c |
100 d |
115 b |
118 a |
102 d |
105 c |
122 c |
* d |
121 a |
100 b |
110 d |
115 c |
120 b |
130 a |
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