Treatment group
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In the design of experiments, treatments are applied to experimental units in the treatment group(s), while no treatments would be applied to members of a control group.
When analyzing data, the treatments are specified either as numerical values or as levels of a factor. When several different treatments are being studied at the same time, a given subject or item in the experiment would be described by values or factors associated with each of the different treatments, as well as by any observed outcomes from the experiment.
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A control group is different though. A control group is something that is standard and compared
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Compairs two group in which something was changed in one of the group.
