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2006 Aug 29
0
how to contrast with factorial experiment
...ction1 0.17831 0.03911 4.559 4.08e-05 ***
section2 -0.23102 0.16595 -1.392 0.17087
section3 2.38170 0.16595 14.352 < 2e-16 ***
section4 3.36834 0.16595 20.298 < 2e-16 ***
section5 -1.56873 0.16595 -9.453 3.67e-12 ***
section6 -0.41522 0.16595 -2.502 0.01613 *
section7 -0.89943 0.16595 -5.420 2.38e-06 ***
section8 0.09522 0.16595 0.574 0.56901
section9 -0.78784 0.16595 -4.748 2.21e-05 ***
section10 0.74821 0.16595 4.509 4.79e-05 ***
treatTrt:secti...
2006 Aug 24
1
how to constrast with factorial experiment
...n1 -0.008502 0.010213 -0.832 0.409675
section2 -0.491175 0.165945 -2.960 0.004942 **
section3 2.569427 0.165945 15.484 < 2e-16 ***
section4 3.556067 0.165945 21.429 < 2e-16 ***
section5 -1.157069 0.165945 -6.973 1.25e-08 ***
section6 -0.003562 0.165945 -0.021 0.982971
section7 -0.487770 0.165945 -2.939 0.005223 **
section8 0.106181 0.165945 0.640 0.525585
section9 -0.776882 0.165945 -4.682 2.74e-05 ***
section10 0.759168 0.165945 4.575 3.87e-05 ***
treatTrt:sec...
2006 Jun 10
2
How can I link/anchor down the page with #anchor in urls?
I''m trying to expand on a blog tutorial and one thing I can''t figure out
is how to use anchors within pages.
For example say I have sections on a page with anchors like <a
name=section1"</a> through <a name=section6"</a>. Using older non-rails
methods I would construct urls that contains the pound symbol and anchor
name in the url such as http://www.foobar.com/page.html#section1.
Another practice I use to use is appending just the pound sign at the
end of the url to jump to the top of the curren...
2012 May 11
0
NLS sensitivity to start= values or poles in data range
...am trying to expand my knowledge beyond using R for simple summary statistics and basic tests. To that end I am attempting to write an interactive R-script that will perform a general rational function fit to a given dataset based on the example given at http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section6/pmd64.htm.
The problem that I seem to have is that the fitted function is nearly identical to the NIST results when I use their initial values (these are representative values that are close to actual data, but not taken from the dataset) for generating the starting point for the nls() routine. H...