A neighbour-type model is proposed as an alternative to that of Wilkinson et al. (1983) for the analysis of field variety trials. The model assumes that the varieties are grouped into complete replicates and that the plots within a replicate are side by side. A method for the estimation of the variance parameters is developed as an extension of the procedure commonly used in incomplete block designs. The model is investigated using data from the 166 cereal variety trials studied by Patterson & Hunter (1983). Results show worthwhile gains in efficiency over conventional incomplete block analysis
In some agricultural research, a treatment applied to an experimental unit may affect the response i...
Field trials for evaluating plant varieties are conducted to obtain information on a range of traits...
In agriculture and allied subjects, the treatment applied to one experimental plot may affect the re...
Use of a one-dimensional neighbour method of analysis in 1019 variety trials of a range of crops con...
There has been much work on the use of neighbouring plots to control environmental variation in the ...
Abstract: Experiments in agriculture, horticulture, and forestry often show neighbour effects, that ...
There has been much work on the use of neighbouring plots to control environmental variation in the ...
In field experiments involving a large number of experimental plots, a neighbour analysis can be use...
Not AvailableNeighbour effects from adjacent units are very common in agricultural, clinical, hortic...
The construction of experimental designs has undergone considerable change in the last 25 years due ...
This paper reviews methods for nearest neighbour analysis that adjust for local trend in one dimensi...
Neighbour methods have often been shown to be apparently more efficient than analysis of variance fo...
Two scries of simulation experiments were used to investigate the accuracy of treatment and variance...
Not AvailableIn agricultural experiments, generally data on more than one character is observed. The...
This paper reviews methods for spatial analysis of field trials in one and two dimensions with a par...
In some agricultural research, a treatment applied to an experimental unit may affect the response i...
Field trials for evaluating plant varieties are conducted to obtain information on a range of traits...
In agriculture and allied subjects, the treatment applied to one experimental plot may affect the re...
Use of a one-dimensional neighbour method of analysis in 1019 variety trials of a range of crops con...
There has been much work on the use of neighbouring plots to control environmental variation in the ...
Abstract: Experiments in agriculture, horticulture, and forestry often show neighbour effects, that ...
There has been much work on the use of neighbouring plots to control environmental variation in the ...
In field experiments involving a large number of experimental plots, a neighbour analysis can be use...
Not AvailableNeighbour effects from adjacent units are very common in agricultural, clinical, hortic...
The construction of experimental designs has undergone considerable change in the last 25 years due ...
This paper reviews methods for nearest neighbour analysis that adjust for local trend in one dimensi...
Neighbour methods have often been shown to be apparently more efficient than analysis of variance fo...
Two scries of simulation experiments were used to investigate the accuracy of treatment and variance...
Not AvailableIn agricultural experiments, generally data on more than one character is observed. The...
This paper reviews methods for spatial analysis of field trials in one and two dimensions with a par...
In some agricultural research, a treatment applied to an experimental unit may affect the response i...
Field trials for evaluating plant varieties are conducted to obtain information on a range of traits...
In agriculture and allied subjects, the treatment applied to one experimental plot may affect the re...