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The sum of rows (∑ R) is the total score for each subject over all five time periods, and Xsubjects at the right denotes the mean across time for each subject. SStotal = SStime + SSsubjects + SSerror. SSerror = SStotal − SStime − SSsubjects.
Relative risk (RR), also known as the risk ratio, is a ratio of proportions. In practice, the formal null hypothesis significance test is not typically performed on relative risk calculations; instead, confidence intervals are constructed about the calculated relative risk. This is simply the ratio of the number of subjects in the exposed group with a knee injury (cell A) divided by the total number of subjects in the exposed group (cell A + cell B), so that numerator for relative risk is A...
To resolve this issue, a statistical technique called factor analysis, which identifies the common components among multiple dependent variables and labels that component as a factor, has been developed. It removes the redundancy among the measured variables and produces a set of derived variables called factors. Computer programs that perform factor analysis list the original variables that group together into common derived factors.
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