Help with anova design
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Hi there. 
I have data formatted as such: 
ID     ClipNumber     ROI1     ROI2     ROI3     ROI4      Dx
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1            1                    .1          .3            .5        .1            1
1            2                    etc.        -            -            -             1
1            3                    -            -            -            -             1
1            4                    -            -            -            -             1
1            5                    -            -            -            -              1
2            1                    -            -            -            -               0
Where Dx is the between-subjects factor, and ClipNumber is a within-subjects factor, and ROIs repeated measures. 
Reading over the doc I am a bit confused on how to set up a repeated measures anova with my data. Is there anyone that can lead me to the right path?
Mainly, my confusion lays in creating the "WithinDesign" table, and the "modelspec" input arg. 
Any help would be great, 
Thanks!
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  Scott MacKenzie
      
 on 15 Oct 2021
				
      Edited: Scott MacKenzie
      
 on 15 Oct 2021
  
			It might help if you post the full dataset.
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  Shivansh
      
 on 5 Apr 2024
        Hi Manash!
It looks like you want to do ANOVA analysis for your data. You can refer to the below steps and modify them according to your needs. 
- Prepare Data: Ensure your data is in a MATLAB table with appropriate columns for IDs, ClipNumber, ROIs, and Dx. You should also handle the missing values.
- Create WithinDesign Table:
WithinDesign = table([1;2;3;4;5],'VariableNames',{'ClipNumber'});
- Specify Model:
modelspec = 'ROI1-ROI4 ~ Dx';
- Fit Model:
rm = fitrm(yourDataTable,'ROI1-ROI4 ~ Dx','WithinDesign',WithinDesign);
- Run ANOVA:
ranovaResults = ranova(rm);
This setup allows you to analyze the effect of "Dx" on "ROIs" across different "ClipNumbers".
You can refer to the following documentations to learn more about "ranova" in MATLAB:
I hope it helps!
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