About the One
One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) tests whether several group means are all equal — for example the scores of students taught by three methods, or the yield of four fertilisers. It compares the variation between the group means with the variation within the groups; a large ratio F means the groups really differ.
Paste each group’s values. The calculator gives the ANOVA table (sums of squares, degrees of freedom, mean squares), F, the p-value, the critical F, the η² effect size and each group’s mean and SD. A significant result says at least one mean differs — a post-hoc test shows which.
