People substitute various combinations of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, coriander, and ginger, but you won't get something that tastes like cardamom. Not that it won't be good, it just won't be cardamom. Scout around for ethnic markets; it will often be cheaper there. Middle Eastern or Indian are what I'd try first.
The t-test and the one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) are the two most common tests used for this purpose. The t-test is a statistical hypothesis test where the test statistic follows a Studentâs t distribution if the null hypothesis is supported. This test is applied when the test statistic follows a normal distribution and the value of a scaling term in the test statistic is known.
If you use the Anova() function, the way to do a Tukey's test is a little different. Here, we use the same example of two-way ANOVA, but the values for Time were slightly changed (to make the interaction effect disappear). With the anova test, you will find the main effects.