drc (version 3.0-1)

G.aparine: Herbicide applied to Galium aparine

Description

Small plants of Galium aparine, growing in pots in a green house, were sprayed with the technical grade phenmidipham herbicide either alone or in mixture with an ester of oleic acid. The plants were allowed to grow in the green house for 14 days after herbicide treatment. Then the dry matter was measured per pot.

Usage

data(G.aparine)

Arguments

Format

A data frame with 240 observations on the following 3 variables.

Source

Cabanne, F., Gaudry, J. C. and Streibig, J. C. (1999) Influence of alkyl oleates on efficacy of phenmedipham applied as an acetone:water solution on Galium aparine, Weed Research, 39, 57--67.

Examples

Run this code

## Fitting a model with a common control (so a single upper limit: "1")
G.aparine.m1 <- drm(drymatter ~ dose, treatment, data = G.aparine, 
pmodels = data.frame(treatment, treatment, 1, treatment), fct = LL.4())

## Visual inspection of fit
plot(G.aparine.m1, broken = TRUE)

## Lack of fit test
modelFit(G.aparine.m1)

## Summary output
summary(G.aparine.m1)

## Predicted values with se and confidence intervals
#predict(G.aparine.m1, interval = "confidence")
# long output

## Calculating the relative potency
EDcomp(G.aparine.m1, c(50,50))

## Showing the relative potency as a
## function of the response level
relpot(G.aparine.m1)
relpot(G.aparine.m1, interval = "delta")
# appears constant!

## Response level in percent
relpot(G.aparine.m1, scale = "percent")

## Fitting a reduced model (with a common slope parameter)
G.aparine.m2 <- drm(drymatter ~ dose, treatment, data = G.aparine, 
pmodels = data.frame(1, treatment, 1, treatment), fct = LL.4())

anova(G.aparine.m2, G.aparine.m1)

## Showing the relative potency 
relpot(G.aparine.m2)

## Fitting the same model in a different parameterisation
G.aparine.m3 <- drm(drymatter ~ dose, treatment, data = G.aparine, 
pmodels = data.frame(treatment, treatment, 1, treatment), fct = LL2.4())

EDcomp(G.aparine.m3, c(50, 50), logBase = exp(1))

Run the code above in your browser using DataCamp Workspace