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So I have some data from a couple of different experimental conditions.
I'm interested in both differences in the mean and variance in each condition.
So I can do some anovas to compare means, and levene's test to compare variance.
However, is there any way of assessing the [i]power[/i] of a test for homogeneity of variance (eg levene's)?
The reason I ask is that in general variance looks similar across my conditions, but how do I know if I've got enough data to be sure the variance doesn't change?
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I'd ask 10 cats and see how many prefer it.
Am seeing a stats chap tomorrow morning. Will ask him.
He said it would be complicated :/
Sorry cant be more help!
Oh well, thanks for asking!
