The book is :
Design and Analysis of Experiments
Angela Dean, Daniel Voss, and Danel Dragulji_
Use the data in the book and r program to complete the homework
STAT3119-10 HW#4 Due Date: 2/11/2020 (Thursday) · Homework must be submitted to Assignment #4 on Blackboard · On the top right corner, write your name, date, and HW #. · All problem numbers refer to the problem from Dean, Voss, and Dragulijic (DVD) · Please summarize your results from statistical software such as R or SAS 1) (10 pts) (DVD #5.4) (L. Cai, T. Li, Nishant, and A. van der Kouwe, 1996) The reaction time pilot experiment was described in Exercise 4 of Chap. 4. The experimenters were interested in the different effects on the reaction time of the aural and visual cues and also in the different effects of the elapsed time between the cue and the stimulus. There were six treatment combinations: 1 = aural, 5 seconds 4 = visual, 5 seconds 2=aural,10seconds 5=visual,10seconds 3=aural,15seconds 6=visual,15seconds The data are reproduced, together with their order of observation, in Table 5.17. The pilot experiment employed a single subject. Of concern to the experimenters was the possibility that the subject may show signs of fatigue. Consequently, fixed rest periods were enforced between every pair of observations. (a) (8 pts) Check whether or not the assumptions on the one-way analysis of variance model (3.3.1) are approximately satisfied for these data. Pay particular attention to the experimenter’s concerns about fatigue. (b) (2 pts) Suggest a way to design the experiment using more than one subject. (Hint: consider using subjects as blocks in the experiment). Data is on the books website,