If it is a fixed-effects ANOVA you can just use biglm(). Otherwise
you could use biglm() to fit the necessary sequences of models to give the
RSS that you need for the F-tests.
-thomas
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009, Hardi wrote:
Hi,
I'm using aov() to analyze the data and get the rank of factors. However, this
does not work for larger set of data due to memory limitation.
Are there any similar function to use aov() on data sets larger than memory
similar to biglm ?
Thanks,
~ Hardi
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