Two-Way with Covariates Input Page

Enter the data in the textarea provided below, or input file containing the data. For the input, assume that the two factors are A and B, then the input format is y_{i j k} i j, where y_{i j k} is the kth observation in the ith level of factor A and the jth level of factor B and i and j represent the ith and jth levels of factor A and B respectively.
There is also a field where a name can be given to factor A and to factor B. If a name is not provided the default will be Factor A and Factor B.
Enter covariates in the textarea provided below, or input file containing the covariates. The input format is a n x q matrix, where q represents the number of covariates. You also need to indicate whether or not to include interaction with covariates in the model.
An example input data set is provided below the submit button.

Data Input
Covariate Input

File containing data for analysis:

File containing covariates:

Enter a label for the factors, separated by a space:

Include Covariate Interaction in model: No Yes

Cell Locations Based On:

Cell Medians

Hodges-Lehmann type Estimate

Data Plots Available:

Profile Plot using Wilcoxon Estimates

Profile Plot using Least Squares Estimates

Residual Plots Available:

R Fits vs R Residuals

Boxplot, Dotplot and Histogram of R Residuals

Q-Q Plot of R Residuals Quantile:

Studentized Residual Plots Available:

R Fits vs R Studentized Residuals

Boxplot, Dotplot and Histogram of R Studentized Residuals

Q-Q Plot of R Studentized Residuals Quantile:

The example data set can be obtained by clicking on the link data copying and clicking the back button. To obtain the covariate for the data set, do the same with this link, covariate.