of this problem. I
believe it is not complicated (and probably quite obvious) but the
solution
keeps out of reach, even though I have been searching for over a week.
Thanks,
Pedro
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that the three multivariate distributions sampled are
identical. The 'work' could be carried out using the boot function (in
package boot) but would require writing a not very involved function to
compute the manova test statistic.
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block to block.
friedman.test() is an R function.
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believe that this is the intent
of
the concept entries in Rd files, but their use certainly is not required
or
even actively encouraged. (They're just mentioned in passing in the
Writing
R Extensions manual.)
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boostrap
confidence intervals.
You may want to use functions from the boot package instead. The boot
function accommodates weighted observations in drawing new samples.
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, Charley Winsor, and not after the House of Windsor.
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. I found it useful. Something
similar for R would not go amiss. I know, it would want to be 420 pages
rather than 42.
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(snip)
: Michael Prager, Ph.D.
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I have found a pair of functions, move and rm.sv, written by my
colleague John Miyamoto very useful in managing one's workspace. They
may be inspected and downloaded from
http://faculty.washington.edu/jmiyamot/psych500.htm
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: t.test(y, group) it just compares y and
group
as though they represent the two samples. I tried doing something with
tapply(y, group) but don't know how that works. If someone knows, please
email me. Thanks.
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out
}
environment: namespace:boot
Why did getAnywhere not see basic.ci in the environment from which I
got it?
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1.6.2 (binary distribution) under W2000 and have
noticed the same behavior. After resizing the window I commonly cannot
return control to the R console and have to shut down R.
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Psychology
It is not clear to me that one can. If the singular value decomposition
of A is the triple product P d Q', then the singular value decomposition
of A'A=S is Q d^2 Q'. The information about the orthonormal matrix P is
lost, is it not?
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