A microcomputer program for two-way analysis of variance is described. Both the program and cell entries are stored on tape. Output consists of both intermediate and final products. Advantages of using a tape unit with a microcomputer are convenience, capacity, and flexibility. Limitations are found in not having data on cards and in the inability of the program to handle nested or mixed designs.
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