Development of Web Based Analysis Tool for Augmented Randomized Complete Block Design (ARCBD)
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https://doi.org/10.48165/JES.2020.36206Keywords:
Block design, Augmented Design, Fixed effect model, Random effect modelAbstract
In biological and field experiments, the Augmented Randomized Complete Block Design (ARCBD) is widely used for screening and selection of a large number of germplasm lines/ varieties/entries/test treatments with non replicated test treatments and replicated control treatments to estimate the experimental error. A web based online module for analysis of ARCBD was developed using scripting language Active Server Pages (ASP) based on server client architecture. The data have been taken from Federer (1956) and output compared accordingly. The outputs produced by the module are in agreement with the output generated from SAS package. An attempt was made to provide a user friendly interface for entering/ pasting the data, characters names, number of observations and number of characters for analysis of augmented randomized complete block design. The module produces different output tables such as check x block table, block effects, control means and control effects, adjusted mean for test genotypes and genotypic effects. It also computes sum of squares in the analysis of variance tables after ignoring/eliminating treatment and eliminating/ignoring blocks for block and treatment effects, respectively. Critical difference table for comparing different mean differences at 5% and 1% level of significance is also given. A complete procedure is also provided in the help file to make a user friendly interface for analysis of the design.
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