More Training Resources
In addition to the subjects listed below, the University of Otago provides a large number of Genstat presentations and Genstat tutorial videos using real-life data sets (which you can download from their site). Their presentations involve the analysis of sociological and ecological data, and covers methods such as multiple linear regression, principal component analysis and mixed model analysis.
StATS (Statistical Advisory and Training Service) have written comprehensive training manuals, which illustrate statistical methodology with an agricultural and environmental focus. An undergraduate knowledge of basic statistics is all you need to follow the manuals, which take you through design and analysis of experiments using Genstat.
New Features in Genstat 21
Learning the Basics
Experimental Design
Importing Data from Excel
Creating and Customizing Graphs
Statistical Tests
Regression Analysis
Analysis of Variance
Mixed Model Analysis
Geostatistics
Ecology
QTL Analysis
Genotype by Environment
Automating your Analyses (decision support)
