This window is used to both display results from, and graph the data used in; the analysis of numerical endpoints.
buildResultsWindow(Results)
The results data structure from autoStdAnylsis
or forceStdAnalysis
.
Every analyzed endpoint will have a tab associated with it. Every tab will contain these 2 buttons:
Creates a folder and saves all the results from every endpoint in the folder as an HTML document.
Creates a folder and saves all the results from every endpoint in the folder as an HTML document. Also saves all possible graphs for every endpoint as pdfs in the same folder.
Each tab produces a table for every possible analysis. See each individual function for details about each table.
See makeSummaryTable
.
See monotonicityTest
.
See wilksTest
.
See leveneTestSC
.
See basicAnova
.
See oneWayDunnettTest
.
See dunnsTest
.
The results from the Williams test williamsTest
.
Saves the current graph as a pdf.
The graph tab will always have the following controls:
This allows for the selection of the endpoint to be graphed. This is can be any of the endpoints used in the analysis.
This allows for the selection of graph type.
It can be a boxplot from the boxplot
function, a quantile-quantile plot from the qqnorm
function,
or a violin plot from the bwplot
function in the lattice package.
If a time variable was specified, "Interaction" will be included as an additional option.
Selecting "Interaction" produces an interaction plot using the interaction.plot
function.
This controls the scale the data is graphed in. The scale can be unmodified which uses the original, unmodified data or the scale can be modified which use the data that has been transformed by the transformation selected in the analysis.
This controls what the x-axis is. It can be either the treatment variable used in the analysis or the time variable.
This controls the amount of time the response variable is averaged over. For example if the data was recorded every day selecting an interval of "7" would yield an average weekly response.
The results window has the potential to display the results from every possible type of analysis. See the help section of each analysis for more details.