I'm trying to learn how to do a repeated measures ANOVA in R using lme().

A data set that comes from the book Design and Analysis has the following
structure: Measurements (DV) were taken on 8 subjects (SUB) with two
experimental levels (GROUP) at four times (TRIAL).

In SAS, I use the code:

PROC MIXED DATA=[data set below];
  CLASS sub group trial;
  MODEL dv = group trial group*trial;
  REPEATED trial / SUBJECT=sub TYPE=CS;
run;

which gives the results:

Tests of Fixed Effects

Source        NDF   DDF  Type III F  Pr > F
GROUP           1     6        2.51  0.1645
TRIAL           3    18       22.34  0.0001
GROUP*TRIAL     3    18        0.58  0.6380

In R, I'm trying the code:

results.cs <- lme(DV ~ factor(GROUP)*factor(TRIAL), data=[data set below],
random= ~factor(TRIAL)|SUB, correlation=corCompSymm() )
anova(results.cs)

which gives the results:

                            numDF denDF  F-value p-value
(Intercept)                     1    18 3383.953  <.0001
factor(GROUP)                   1     6    4.887  0.0691
factor(TRIAL)                   3    18  239.102  <.0001
factor(GROUP):factor(TRIAL)     3    18    1.283  0.3103

Why are these results different? I'm a newbie to R, have the book "Mixed
Effects Models in S and S-Plus", but can't seem to get this analysis to
work. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Manuel

Data:
SUB     GROUP   DV      TRIAL
1       1       3       1
1       1       4       2
1       1       7       3
1       1       3       4
2       1       6       1
2       1       8       2
2       1       12      3
2       1       9       4
3       1       7       1
3       1       13      2
3       1       11      3
3       1       11      4
4       1       0       1
4       1       3       2
4       1       6       3
4       1       6       4
5       2       5       1
5       2       6       2
5       2       11      3
5       2       7       4
6       2       10      1
6       2       12      2
6       2       18      3
6       2       15      4
7       2       10      1
7       2       15      2
7       2       15      3
7       2       14      4
8       2       5       1
8       2       7       2
8       2       11      3
8       2       9       4

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