The Scheffe simultaneous interval procedure actually works for all linear combinations, not just contrasts. Show that under

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The Scheffe simultaneous interval procedure actually works for all linear combinations, not just contrasts. Show that under the oneway ANOVA assumptions, if M = ˆškFk,N-k,a (note the change in the numerator degrees of freedom), then the probability is 1 - α that
The Scheffe simultaneous interval procedure actually works for all linear

simultaneously for all a = (a1,..., ak). It is probably easiest to proceed by first establishing, in the spirit of Lemma 11.2.7, that if v1,..., vk are constants and c1,..., ck are positive constants, then

The Scheffe simultaneous interval procedure actually works for all linear

The proof of Theorem 11.2.10 can then be adapted to establish the result.

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Statistical Inference

ISBN: 978-0534243128

2nd edition

Authors: George Casella, Roger L. Berger

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