问题
I'm trying to conduct a one-way ANOVA with repeated measurements; however, the repeated measurements are independent, they do not represent a measurement of a subject under different conditions, but simply a replication of the same conditions. This means if I obtain two measurements, for example, for one subject and they are different, it's only due to randomness.
I looked around and there seems to be a within-subjects ANOVA, but that assumes that the measurements per subject are correlated, which is not the case I have.
Any thoughts?
回答1:
If your repeated measurements are truly independent, then you can just treat them as replicates and conduct the usual one-way ANOVA.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15210108/one-way-anova-with-repeated-measurements-not-within-subjects