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Sep 12, 2018 - Firstly ensure your Instagram profile is set to Public. Under the Activity tab, you'll find two sets of insights: Interactions and Discovery.

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Evaluate the lines to understand how the interactions affect the relationship between the factors and the response. Parallel lines No interaction occurs. Nonparallel lines An interaction occurs. The more nonparallel the lines are, the greater the strength of the interaction. Although you can use this plot to display the effects, be sure to perform the appropriate ANOVA test and evaluate the statistical significance of the effects.

If the interaction effects are significant, you cannot interpret the main effects without considering the interaction effects. In this interaction plot, the lines are not parallel. This interaction effect indicates that the relationship between metal type and strength depends on the value of sinter time. For example, if you use MetalType 2, SinterTime150 is associated with the highest mean strength.

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However, if you use MetalType 1, SinterTime 100 is associated with the highest mean strength. The two-way ANOVA results indicate that the interaction between SinterTime and MetalType is significant.