R help - Oct 2011 - aov(variable~group*(speed*person)) but How to get 95% confidence intervals ?

Greetings and gratitude,

I have 19 persons in each group, and each person walks at 3 different speeds.  I
can do a nice p value and f value with summary command
Please help me learn how to report the 95% confidence interval for this anova?
This is easier for my fourth, separate condition: preferred walking speed, where
there is no speed factor in the model:
aov(variable~group)
although I compute the 95%CI in SPSS for this model :(
Any advice on how to do this for the single speed anova in R, because it is
really nice!
Thank you
Jebb


Jebb Remelius PhDc
jebb at kin.umass.edu
413-545-4959 office
224-645-3490 mobile

Hey,
   If I understand correctly, library(gplots) plotmeans(). You might also
try TukeyHSD() to see if that gets you where you are trying to go.
   Good luck!
       Ken Hutchison

On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Jebb Remelius <jebb@kin.umass.edu>
wrote:
> Greetings and gratitude,
>
> I have 19 persons in each group, and each person walks at 3 different
> speeds.  I can do a nice p value and f value with summary command
> Please help me learn how to report the 95% confidence interval for this
> anova?
> This is easier for my fourth, separate condition: preferred walking speed,
> where there is no speed factor in the model:
> aov(variable~group)
> although I compute the 95%CI in SPSS for this model :(
> Any advice on how to do this for the single speed anova in R, because it is
> really nice!
> Thank you
> Jebb
>
>
> Jebb Remelius PhDc
> jebb@kin.umass.edu
> 413-545-4959 office
> 224-645-3490 mobile
>
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