Latin Square Design Analysis

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SPSS NOV for Latin Square esign Latin Square esign nalysis Goal: omparing the performance of four different brands of tires (,,, and ). ackground: There are four cars available for this comparative study of tire performance. It is believed that tires wearing out in a different rate at different location of a car. Tires were installed in four different locations: Right-Front (RF), Left-Front (LF), Right-Rear (RR) and Left-Rear (LR). The measurements of the wearing of tires in this investigation are listed in the following table from a Latin Square esign setting. Three factors are considered in this study. They are tire position, car and the different tires studied in this investigation. Positions RF LF RR LR 1 (32) (33) (47) (53) ars 2 (36) (53) (42) (54) 3 (51) (44) (62) (49) 4 (81) (78) (72) (73) I. ata Entry Tire wearing measurements variable (tirewear), car I s variable (car), positions of tires (position), and the type of tires (tire) can be entered as the way entered in the following tables. Table on the left shows numbers for categories and table on the right is properly labeled. ata sheet with category values. ata sheet with category labels. II. Hypothesis The null hypotheses can be considered are: 1) there is no significant difference in average tire wearing between different tire positions, 2) there is no significant difference in average tire wearing between different cars used, 3) no significant difference in average tire wearing between different brands of tires.. hang 1

SPSS NOV for Latin Square esign III. nalysis To perform the NOV for the Latin-Square design, click through nalyze General Linear Model Univariate and select tirewear for the ependent Variable box. Select car, position and tire to the Fixed Factor(s) box. Then, click Model in the upper right hand corner. In that dialogue box put the circle for ustom and then click car, position and tire over to the right hand box. In the middle, click the down arrow to Main Effects. Then click off the arrow in the box labeled Include Intercept in Model. Then hit ontinue. For multiple comparisons, click Post Hoc and select the factors for performing multiple comparison procedure, and check on the box for selecting the method for comparisons (Tukey), and then click ontinue and hit OK. In the Univariate dialog box, select tirewear as the ependent Variable and position, tire, and car as the Fixed Factors. lick the Model button to specify the Three-way NOV model. Plots and Post Hoc buttons can be used for multiple comparisons as in other NOV procedures.. hang 2

SPSS NOV for Latin Square esign In the model specification window, check on ustom bullet and select all three factors in the model and use Main effects option to build the terms in the model as in the figure below. Then, click ontinue button to complete the model specification. For Post Hoc analysis, Tukey s-b procedure was chosen and all three factors were selected in the following figure.. hang 3

SPSS NOV for Latin Square esign NOV ependent Variable: WER Source Model R POSITION Error Total Tests of etween-subjects Effects Type III Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. 49854.500 a 10 4985.450 19941.800.000 2850.500 3 950.167 3800.667.000 133.500 3 44.500 178.000.000 645.500 3 215.167 860.667.000 1.500 6.250 49856.000 16 a. R Squared = 1.000 (djusted R Squared = 1.000) Multiple omparisons ependent Variable: WER Tukey HS Multiple omparisons (I) (J) Mean ifference 95% onfidence Interval (I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower ound Upper ound.2500.3536.891 -.9739 1.4739-9.7500*.3536.000-10.9739-8.5261-14.5000*.3536.000-15.7239-13.2761 -.2500.3536.891-1.4739.9739-10.0000*.3536.000-11.2239-8.7761-14.7500*.3536.000-15.9739-13.5261 9.7500*.3536.000 8.5261 10.9739 10.0000*.3536.000 8.7761 11.2239-4.7500*.3536.000-5.9739-3.5261 14.5000*.3536.000 13.2761 15.7239 14.7500*.3536.000 13.5261 15.9739 4.7500*.3536.000 3.5261 5.9739 ased on observed means. *. The mean difference is significant at the.05 level. Tukey HS a,b Sig. WER Subset N 1 2 3 4 47.5000 4 47.7500 4 57.5000 4 62.2500.891 1.000 1.000 Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed. ased on Type III Sum of Squares The error term is Mean Square(Error) =.250. a. Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 4.000. b. lpha =.05. From Tukey s multiple comparison procedure, there are three homogeneous subsets. There is no significant difference between tires brand and brand. and are different from each other and also significantly different from and. Similar interpretations can be done for other blocking factors, car and position variables. Profile Plots If one wishes to make profile plots, after click through nalysis(statistics)/general Linear Model/Univariate..., in Univariate dialog box, click the Plot button. Select the factors to make plots. To make a plot for comparing different tires used on different cars and also for different positions, in the following dialog box, select tire in Horizontal xis, and select car for Separate Lines, and select position in Separate Plots for separate plots for each position.. hang 4

SPSS NOV for Latin Square esign Estimated Marginal Means of WER 90 t POSITION = RF Estimated Marginal Means 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 1 2 3 4 R One of the profile plots for tires on RF of the cars. Residual Plots To make residual plot, for examining the model assumptions, in Univariate dialog box of the General Linear Model option, click Save button, and check Unstandardized Predicted values and Unstandardized Residuals, and then click ontinue and click OK. The unstandardized predicted values and unstandardized residuals will be placed in the data editor with names pre_1 and res_1. Make a simple scatter plot with pre_1 for x-axis and res_1 for y-axis. The chart, with a Fit Total option checked, should look like the one shown below..6.4 Residual for WER.2 -.0 -.2 -.4 -.6 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Predicted Value for WER 6. hang 5