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C AVDA 10
C ..................................................................AVDA 20
C AVDA 30
C SUBROUTINE AVDAT AVDA 40
C AVDA 50
C PURPOSE AVDA 60
C PLACE DATA FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE IN PROPERLY DISTRIBUTED AVDA 70
C POSITIONS OF STORAGE. THIS SUBROUTINE IS NORMALLY FOLLOWED AVDA 80
C BY CALLS TO AVCAL AND MEANQ SUBROUTINES IN THE PERFORMANCE AVDA 90
C OF ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A COMPLETE FACTORIAL DESIGN. AVDA 100
C AVDA 110
C USAGE AVDA 120
C CALL AVDAT (K,LEVEL,N,X,L,ISTEP,KOUNT) AVDA 130
C AVDA 140
C DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS AVDA 150
C K - NUMBER OF VARIABLES (FACTORS). K MUST BE .GT. ONE. AVDA 160
C LEVEL - INPUT VECTOR OF LENGTH K CONTAINING LEVELS (CATE- AVDA 170
C GORIES) WITHIN EACH VARIABLE. AVDA 180
C N - TOTAL NUMBER OF DATA POINTS READ IN. AVDA 190
C X - WHEN THE SUBROUTINE IS CALLED, THIS VECTOR CONTAINS AVDA 200
C DATA IN LOCATIONS X(1) THROUGH X(N). UPON RETURNINGAVDA 210
C TO THE CALLING ROUTINE, THE VECTOR CONTAINS THE DATAAVDA 220
C IN PROPERLY REDISTRIBUTED LOCATIONS OF VECTOR X. AVDA 230
C THE LENGTH OF VECTOR X IS CALCULATED BY (1) ADDING AVDA 240
C ONE TO EACH LEVEL OF VARIABLE AND (2) OBTAINING THE AVDA 250
C CUMULATIVE PRODUCT OF ALL LEVELS. (THE LENGTH OF AVDA 260
C X = (LEVEL(1)+1)*(LEVEL(2)+1)*...*(LEVEL(K)+1).) AVDA 270
C L - OUTPUT VARIABLE CONTAINING THE POSITION IN VECTOR X AVDA 280
C WHERE THE LAST INPUT DATA IS STORED. AVDA 290
C ISTEP - OUTPUT VECTOR OF LENGTH K CONTAINING CONTROL STEPS AVDA 300
C WHICH ARE USED TO LOCATE DATA IN PROPER POSITIONS AVDA 310
C OF VECTOR X. AVDA 320
C KOUNT - WORKING VECTOR OF LENGTH K. AVDA 330
C AVDA 340
C REMARKS AVDA 350
C INPUT DATA MUST BE ARRANGED IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER. AVDA 360
C CONSIDER THE 3-VARIABLE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE DESIGN, WHERE AVDA 370
C ONE VARIABLE HAS 3 LEVELS AND THE OTHER TWO VARIABLES HAVE AVDA 380
C 2 LEVELS. THE DATA MAY BE REPRESENTED IN THE FORM X(I,J,K),AVDA 390
C I=1,2,3 J=1,2 K=1,2. IN ARRANGING DATA, THE INNER AVDA 400
C SUBSCRIPT, NAMELY I, CHANGES FIRST. WHEN I=3, THE NEXT AVDA 410
C INNER SUBSCRIPT, J, CHANGES AND SO ON UNTIL I=3, J=2, AND AVDA 420
C K=2. AVDA 430
C AVDA 440
C SUBROUTINES AND FUNCTION SUBPROGRAMS REQUIRED AVDA 450
C NONE AVDA 460
C AVDA 470
C METHOD AVDA 480
C THE METHOD IS BASED ON THE TECHNIQUE DISCUSSED BY H. O. AVDA 490
C HARTLEY IN 'MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS', AVDA 500
C EDITED BY A. RALSTON AND H. WILF, JOHN WILEY AND SONS, AVDA 510
C 1962, CHAPTER 20. AVDA 520
C AVDA 530
C ..................................................................AVDA 540
C AVDA 550
SUBROUTINE AVDAT (K,LEVEL,N,X,L,ISTEP,KOUNT) AVDA 560
DIMENSION LEVEL(1),X(1),ISTEP(1),KOUNT(1) AVDA 570
C AVDA 580
C ...............................................................AVDA 590
C AVDA 600
C IF A DOUBLE PRECISION VERSION OF THIS ROUTINE IS DESIRED, THE AVDA 610
C C IN COLUMN 1 SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE DOUBLE PRECISION AVDA 620
C STATEMENT WHICH FOLLOWS. AVDA 630
C AVDA 640
C DOUBLE PRECISION X AVDA 650
C AVDA 660
C THE C MUST ALSO BE REMOVED FROM DOUBLE PRECISION STATEMENTS AVDA 670
C APPEARING IN OTHER ROUTINES USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS AVDA 680
C ROUTINE. AVDA 690
C AVDA 700
C ...............................................................AVDA 710
C AVDA 720
C CALCULATE TOTAL DATA AREA REQUIRED AVDA 730
C AVDA 740
M=LEVEL(1)+1 AVDA 750
DO 105 I=2,K AVDA 760
105 M=M*(LEVEL(I)+1) AVDA 770
C AVDA 780
C MOVE DATA TO THE UPPER PART OF THE ARRAY X AVDA 790
C FOR THE PURPOSE OF REARRANGEMENT AVDA 800
C AVDA 810
N1=M+1 AVDA 820
N2=N+1 AVDA 830
DO 107 I=1,N AVDA 840
N1=N1-1 AVDA 850
N2=N2-1 AVDA 860
107 X(N1)=X(N2) AVDA 870
C AVDA 880
C CALCULATE MULTIPLIERS TO BE USED IN FINDING STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR AVDA 890
C INPUT DATA AVDA 900
C AVDA 910
ISTEP(1)=1 AVDA 920
DO 110 I=2,K AVDA 930
110 ISTEP(I)=ISTEP(I-1)*(LEVEL(I-1)+1) AVDA 940
DO 115 I=1,K AVDA 950
115 KOUNT(I)=1 AVDA 960
C AVDA 970
C PLACE DATA IN PROPER LOCATIONS AVDA 980
C AVDA 990
N1=N1-1 AVDA1000
DO 135 I=1,N AVDA1010
L=KOUNT(1) AVDA1020
DO 120 J=2,K AVDA1030
120 L=L+ISTEP(J)*(KOUNT(J)-1) AVDA1040
N1=N1+1 AVDA1050
X(L)=X(N1) AVDA1060
DO 130 J=1,K AVDA1070
IF(KOUNT(J)-LEVEL(J)) 124, 125, 124 AVDA1080
124 KOUNT(J)=KOUNT(J)+1 AVDA1090
GO TO 135 AVDA1100
125 KOUNT(J)=1 AVDA1110
130 CONTINUE AVDA1120
135 CONTINUE AVDA1130
RETURN AVDA1140
END AVDA1150