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Hi Keith,
it seems like a good starting position. I recommend that you spend
some time studying Pinheiro and Bates's book to see where t ogo from
here.
Cheers
Andrew
On Mon, Oct 22, 2007 at 02:58:51PM -0800, Keith Cox wrote:
> I have three columns of data, Xc, Trt and fish. This was a repeated
> measures design with 6 measurements taken from each of 5 fish. Xc is the
> actual measurement, Trt is the treatment, and fish is the fish number.
Data
> can be seen below (hopefully it is in the column format). I would like to
> look for differences between treatments in a repeated measures format. I
> used the following code
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> library(nlme)
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> summary(lme(Xc~trt,data=R.exp,random=~1|fish))
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> This seems to work and I would like to know if
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> 1) this is the right function for my question, if so, then
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> 2) in the summary, value is the first column, but what value is this.
I
> have searched in vain and cannot find the answer. Any help or links to
> examples would be appreciated greatly.
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> Fixed effects: Xc ~ trt
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> Value Std.Error DF t-value p-value
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> (Intercept) 103.62 2.619657 20 39.55480 0
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> trtB -33.28 1.991197 20 -16.71356 0
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> trtC -39.38 1.991197 20 -19.77705 0
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> trtD -32.60 1.991197 20 -16.37206 0
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> trtE -47.32 1.991197 20 -23.76460 0
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> trtF -39.58 1.991197 20 -19.87749 0
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> Xc
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> Trt
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> fish
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> 109.1
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> a
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> 1
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> 73
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> b
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> 1
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> 68.4
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> c
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> 1
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> 74.8
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> d
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> 1
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> 60.3
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> e
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> 1
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> 57
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> f
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> 1
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> 106
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> a
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> 2
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> 72.3
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> b
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> 2
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> 67
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> c
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> 2
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> 70.6
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> d
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> 2
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> 58.2
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> e
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> 2
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> 66.2
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> f
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> 2
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> 102
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> a
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> 3
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> 67.1
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> b
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> 3
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> 61
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> c
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> 3
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> 68.4
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> d
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> 3
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> 50.2
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> e
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> 3
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> 64.7
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> f
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> 3
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> 105
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> a
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> 4
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> 76.6
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> b
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> 4
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> 68.8
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> c
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> 4
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> 77.7
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> d
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> 4
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> 61.8
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> e
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> 4
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> 75.7
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> f
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> 4
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> 96
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> a
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> 5
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> 62.7
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> b
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> 5
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> 56
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> c
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> 5
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> 63.6
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> d
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> 5
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> 51
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> e
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> 5
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> 56.6
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> Marlin Keith Cox Ph.D.
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> At-Sea Processor Professorship of Fisheries Biology
> Science Chair
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> Sheldon Jackson College
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> Sitka, Alaska 99835
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> 907.747.5296
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