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2008 Mar 28
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Estimating variance components of groups of covariates within regression model
...each Y - and Y is a measure of stream health)
L_F=c(3.36,-0.5,-0.91,1.55,-0.02,-0.91,-0.91,-0.91,-0.07,1.69)
L_W =c(-0.3,-0.3,-0.3,4.55,3.2,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3,8.55,-0.3)
R_A = c(-1.4,-1.06,-1.43,-1.72,-0.78,-1.72,-1.72,-1.72,-0.74,-1.32)
R_W = c(-0.77,0.62,0.1,-0.77,2.85,-0.77,-0.77,-0.77,2.27,-0.45)
C_U = c(-0.19,-0.2,1.88,2.41,0.11,2.33,2.38,2.5,0.2,1.99)
C_F = c(2.86,3.11,-0.72,-0.9,2.09,-0.92,-0.85,-1.2,1.57,-0.52)
Y = c(1.4,2.75,1.4,1.94,2.11,2.44,1.94,1,2.11,1.4)
model = lm(Y ~ L_F + L_W + R_A + R_W + C_U + C_F)
I want to identify how much of the variance is attributable to L, R, and C -
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