Dose anybody know a software to analyze factorial design with two factors?
Does it mean factorial anova or something else?
If you want two factor factorial anova analysis, you should use SPSS or MSTAT.
Dear Ahmed;
You Can use the SAS program.
Wishing you the best
I recommend R (linked below). It's free and very powerful. You can find lots of examples of factorial analysis in R with a Google search.
https://www.r-project.org/
SAS is perfect. It can run even more complex designs. GENSTAT is also good and much easier to use
This open access class contains examples of ANOVA for a factorial arrangement.
Design Analysis and Interpretation of Experiments
http://www.unh.edu/halelab/BIOL933/
Read: Zobel, R.W., M.W. Wright, and H.G. Gauch 1988 Statistical Analysis of a yield trial. Agronomy Journal. 80:388-393. This can be implemented on (in) all the software packages.
There are many statistics software included: R, SAS, SPSS, GENSTAT, MINITAB, MSTATC and etc that you can use them for data analyze.
Any acceptable statistical program (SAS, Genstat, CropStat, R, etc etc) serves. Moreover, for a A x B factorial in a CRD you can use EXCEL. Problems arise with more complex designs (e.g. split-plot designs in RCBD) and if there are fixed and random factors. So more important that the program used is the design of the experiment and the hypothesis to be tested.
See Kitsche, A., & Schaarschmidt, F. (2015). Analysis of Statistical Interactions in Factorial Experiments. Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science, 201(1), 69-79. (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jac.12076/abstract)
Most statistical software analyse factorial design...It is very simple. You can use SAS via GLM proc., or SPSS via GLM also, or any other program such as Genstat, Minin-tab, C-Stat...etc...or send me your data to analyse it for you...best regards...
You could use SAS system, to analyse interactions use "slyce"
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