You can see with this simple example.
matrix.t.test-function(mx){
p-dim(mx)[2] #number of column in the matrix
n-dim(mx)[1] #number of row
n.tests- p*(p-1)/2 #Number of tests to be done
tested.var -rep(,n.tests) #Keep rang of tested
column
r.t.stat-rep(0, n.tests)#contain t.stat
r.p.val
I know that a looping solution was requested, but this is exactly what
apply() should be used for...
Petr
justin bem napsal(a):
You can see with this simple example.
matrix.t.test-function(mx){
p-dim(mx)[2] #number of column in the matrix
n-dim(mx)[1] #number of row
n.tests-
