# ANOVA Tests in Julia?

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@ibadr what exactly is the functionality you’d like? The example on the GLM.jl page is not what I would tend to think of as an ANOVA (i.e. an analysis of variance) – in R, somewhat confusingly, the function to do traditional analysis of variance is called `aov`, whereas `anova` refers to computing anova tables for one or more fitted glm objects. I am sure this functionality could be recreated quite easily from the GLM model object, so could you give an example of the kind of output you’re looking for?

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