12 SPSS UPDATE 7-9 1.16 Orthogonal Contrasts for Unegual Numbers of Replicates For balanced designs, two treatment contrasts are orthogonal if the cross products of the contrast coefficients sum to zero. When treatments have unegual numbers of replicates, for contrasts to be orthogonal the weighted sum of cross products, where the weights are the reciprocals of the numbers of replicates, must be zero. For example, suppose the numbers of replicates for five treatments are 4, 2, 1, S, and 1 respectively; then contrasts (4,2,-6, 0, 0) and (4, 2, 1, 5, -12) are orthogonal, since 4 x 4/4 t 2 x 2/2 t (-6)(1)/1 < 0. Figure 1.16a illustrates the use of the orthogonal contrasts in a one-way unbalanced design in which the numbers of observations for treatments are 4, 4, 1, and 1, respectively. Note that specification of the PARTITION command without degrees of freedom results in single-degree-of- freedom partitions. Figure 1.16a JA RENER MEEEEEMEREEEMAE EEA WE RUN NAME ORTHOGONAL CONTRASTS FOR UNBALANCED DESIGN. VARIABLE LIST TREATMNT,Y N OF CASES 10 INPUT MEDIUM CARD INPUT FORMAT FIXED(F1.0,F2.0) MANOVA Y BY TREATMNT(1,4)/ PRINT