anova1
for its use. For further details see 'x' in Arguments below .anova2(x, name = deparse(substitute(x)), log = FALSE, ifalt = FALSE)
x[1], ..., x[2*n]
. The default is that the first n members of the vector are the first measurements and the second n members are the duplicate measurements. If the measurements alternate, i.e. duplname = "Duplicate measurements of Magnetic Susceptibility"
. If this field is undefined the character string for x
is used as a default.log = TRUE
. This is also advisable if the range of the observations exceeds 1.5 orders of magnitude.ifalt = TRUE
to accommodate alternating sets of paired observations.anova1
.
If the data are as n duplicate pairs, x1 and x2, use function anova1
.anova1
, ltdl.fix.df
## Make test data available
data(ms.data2)
attach(ms.data2)
## Undertake an ANOVA for duplicate measurements on rock samples
anova2(MS, log = TRUE,
name = "Duplicate measurements of Magnetic Susceptibility")
## Detach test data
detach(ms.data2)
## Make test data available
data(ms.data3)
attach(ms.data3)
## Undertake an ANOVA for duplicate measurements on rock samples
anova2(MS, log = TRUE, ifalt = TRUE,
name = "Duplicate measurements of Magnetic Susceptibility")
## Detach test data
detach(ms.data3)
Run the code above in your browser using DataLab