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ARTool takes a comma-delimited (*.csv) file as input. This file must represent a long-format data table (one Y response per row, in the last column). The first row should be column names. The first column should be the experimental unit, e.g., Subject (i.e., s01, s02, s03, etc.). This column is not currently used in the mathematical calculations, but is useful for clarity when reading the output, and for retaining in repeated measures designs where the same experimental unit is listed on multiple rows. The last column must be the sole numeric response (Y) from the original data.

Every column in between S and Y represents one factor (Xn) from the experiment. All possible main effects and interactions are given a new column in the output.

The output of ARTool is a new comma-delimited (*.csv) file with a custom extension, e.g., *.art.csv, appended to its name. This file will have, for each effect, an "aligned" column showing the aligned data (Yaligned) and an "ART" column (Yart), showing the averaged ranks applied to the corresponding aligned column. As the original table's columns are retained, the output data table will have (2+N) + 2*(2N-1) columns.

A verification step is automatically performed by ARTool Keygen to ensure that each aligned column sums to zero. Users of ARTool Keygen can perform a further sanity check by running a full-factorial ANOVA on the aligned columns. All effects other than the one for which the column was created should be close to, if not exactly, F=0.00 and p=1.00.

The long-format *.csv file produced by ARTool can be opened directly by Microsoft Excel. From there, the data can be copied-and-pasted into one's favorite statistics package.

Give ARTool a try to fully assess its capabilities!

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