Applied Statistics in Agriculture Conference

1992 Proceedings

Proceedings of the Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture

1992 Table of Contents

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1	Beyond Linearity and Independence
	J.S. Hunter
15	Co-Effect Analysis of Variance: A New Method for Unbalanced Data
	A. Plante
27	Studying Herbicide Resistance Using Treatment Area Dynamics Model
	A.N. Sinha, D.L. Shaner
41	Prevalence Rate Differences Based on Herdmate Comparisons
	J.M. Sacks, R.C. Cutlip, A.L. Weaver and H.D. Lehmkuhl
48	Utilization of the Line-Intercept Method to Estimate the Coverage, Density and Average Length of Row Skips in Cotton and Other Row Crops
	J.L. Willers, S. R. Yatham, M.R. Williams and D.C. Akins
60	Statistical Analysis of Genotype-by-Environment Interaction Using the AMMI Model and Stability Estimates
	B. Shafii and W.J. Price
73	A Markov Chain Model to Assess Resistance of Cattle to Horn Flies
	E. Gbur and CD. Steelman
87	Confidence Intervals for Soil Properties Based on Differing Statistical Assumptions
	F.J. Young, R.D. Hammer and J.M. Maatta
104	Designed Experiments in the Presence of Spatial Correlations
	D.B. Marx
125	A Simple Alternative to the Standard Statistical Model for the Analysis of Field Experiments with Latin Square Designs
	C.P. Cox and J.B. Meeker
140	Planning a Safety Study on Agricultural Product: Effects of Land Application of Phosphogypsum on Radon Flux
	R.C. Littell and S. Kundu
153	Estimating Variance Functions for Weighted Linear Regression
	M.S. Williams, H.T. Schreuder, T.G. Gregoire and W.A. Bechtold
161	The Analysis of Tree Ring Chronologies Using a Mixed Linear Model
	O.B. Allen, D.A.J. Ryan and D.L. McLaughlin
170	Options for Analyzing Unbalanced Split-Plot Experiments: A Case Study
	M. D. Remmenga and D.E. Johnson
180	Analysis of Mixed Models Without Mixed Models Software
	G.A. Milliken
190	Analyzing Split-Plot and Repeated-Measures Designs Using Mixed Models
	R. Wolfinger, N. Miles-McDermott and J. Kendall
201	When Should Random Effects be Included in Estimable Functions and When They Should Not?
	D.C. Blouin
213	An Example of Path Analysis Applied to Classification Variables
	R.E. Lund and A.L. Scharen
222	Regression Modeling Using Principal Components
	S. Boneh and G.R. Mendieta
233	Soil Properties and Landtypes — Classification and Identification with Discrimination Analysis
	R.D. Hammer and J.W. Philpot
243	Simplified Data Analysis for Generally Balanced but Messy Experimental Designs
	R.E. Lund
257	A Comparison of Double Sampling Regression Estimators
	D.L. Clason and G.M. Southward
265	The Need for the Analysis of Treatment x Period Interaction in Animal Experiments
	L.A. Goonewardene and L.Z. Florence