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...plot the simulated values with the 95% CI values, and then plot the actual values and see if they fall in the CI'S which they do. The idea is that there is no significant difference between the actual values and the simulated values. #I thave Ci for sim and this is where the trouble begins! simCI <- c(0.000908781,0.001248025,0.000928731,0.000885441,0.002384808,0.002700088,0.005377963,0.006202863,0.000918969,0.002566072,0.007687229,0.001593536,0.001578519,0.001299327,0.00217493,0.000908781,0.00090428,0.001550469,0.008840134,0.003300862,0.001546501,0.002775418,0.0014778,0.00090428,0.001546...

Dear List, I am looking to plot error bars on a line using dispersion. I have values for the upper value and for the lower values, however i am unsure how to plot different values for the upper CI and the lower CI? I have been using dispersion(1:35,sim,simCI,col="red") Where there are 35 points, and simCI relates to a vector containing the lower confidence intervals, however i want different upper and lower bands and am unsure how to call this - my upper Ci values are called simCIUPPER Any ideas? Peter

Hello, I have a problem... I tried using a function and I get the error: "ERROR: missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed" Here is my code: a<-mctp(Ecoli~Fecha, data=Datos, type = "Tukey", alternative = "two.sided", asy.method = "mult.t", plot.simci = TRUE)summary(a) Ecoli, Fecha and Datos are well defined. I don't know what is the problem... THANKS [[alternative HTML version deleted]]