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2005 Dec 02
1
Ancova and lme use
...;t corrected. Covariance analysis seems
to represent the best way to do this. But how to perform this by using R ?
Actually, we have identify some R functions of interest regarding this
matter (lme(), lm() and glm()).
For example we plan to do as describe :
glm(response~baseline) and then simtest(response_corrected~group,
type="Dunnett", ttype="logical")
If a mixed model seems to better fit our experiment, we have some problems
on using the lme function : lme(response~baseline) returns an error
("Invalid formula for groups").
So :
Are fitted values represent the corrected resp...
2005 Dec 05
0
Use of lme() function
...;t corrected. Covariance analysis seems
to represent the best way to do this. But how to perform this by using R ?
Actually, we have identify some R functions of interest regarding this
matter (lme(), lm() and glm()).
For example we plan to do as describe :
glm(response~baseline) and then simtest(response_corrected~group,
type="Dunnett", ttype="logical")
If a mixed model seems to better fit our experiment, we have some problems
on using the lme function : lme(response~baseline) returns an error
("Invalid formula for groups").
So :
Are fitted values represent the corrected resp...