Bayesian sample size determination for anova

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1) What is Bayesian sample size determination for ANOVA and regression with formula?

2) How would you do Bayesian sample size determination (BSSD) for ANOVA and regression in R program? (so what is R code)

3) Please write any reference you will use (books, website....)

Reference no: EM1391953

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