The Analysis of Means：A Graphical Method for Comparing Means, Rates, and Proportions

Preface; Introduction; Chapter 1: One-Factor Balanced Studies; Chapter 2: One-Factor Unbalanced Studies; Chapter 3: Testing for Equal Variances; Chapter 4: Complete Multi-Factor Studies; Chapter 5: Incomplete Multi-Factor Studies; Chapter 6: Axial Mixture Designs; Chapter 7: Heteroscedastic Data; Chapter 8: Distribution-Free Techniques; Appendix A: Figures; Appendix B: Tables; Appendix C: SAS Examples; References; Index.

Peter R. Nelson (1949 – 2004), formerly of Clemson University, played a key role in the development of ANOM methods. In addition to authoring journal articles, books, and book chapters, he served as editor and as editorial review board member of the Journal of Quality Technology and as editorial review board member of the American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences. Peter was a Fellow of the ASA and ASQ. Peter S. Wludyka is Associate Professor of Statistics at the University of North Florida, Jacksonville, and Director of the UNF Center for Research and Consulting in Statistics. He is also Biostatistical Consultant to the Office of the Dean at the University of Florida Health Sciences Center in Jacksonville, Florida. His paper on analysis of means for variances, co-authored with Peter Nelson, won the Wilcoxon Prize as best applications paper in Technometrics in 1997. Among his publications are a half dozen methodological papers on the ANOM. He has presented talks to SAS user groups on ANOM and routinely uses ANOM in collaborative research and consulting. Karen A. F. Copeland is currently the principal statistician of Boulder Statistics, which provides statistical consulting services to clients in a variety of industry sectors, including the medical device, chemical, medical diagnostic, environmental, consumer product, food product, and tourism sectors. She held academic and industrial positions before becoming an independent consultant. Karen is a co-author of Introductory Statistics for Engineering Experimentation (Academic Press, 2003) as well as an author of peer-reviewed papers. She has developed JMP scripts for using ANOM.