Anova, Hypothesis Testing, R, Data Science, Statistics.
be the case with one-way ANOVA as well? Let’s check it out now. As a matter of fact, running ANOVA in R is very straightforward with not much to type using aov() or anova(). They return the same results. oneway.aov <- aov(count~spray, data = InsectSprays) summary(oneway.aov) oneway <-