, trt, DFerror, MSerror,
alpha = 0.05, group=TRUE, main = NULL)
When I try to run it as duncan.test(aov, dat, 6, .297, alpha=.05,
group=TRUE, main=NULL) it gives me an error message that I have
differing rows, 0 and 163. 163 is the correct number, where is it
getting the 0 from?
Thank you,
Amanda
ns. How can I get this function to work?
> SECONDLY, how can I then get that function to work within an
> aggragate? Do I still use
>
>>aggregate(. ~ subspecies, data = rowleyi, CV, na.rm=TRUE) #where subspecies
>>is the header for rows? This has worked for mean, std.error,
unction to work?
SECONDLY, how can I then get that function to work within an
aggragate? Do I still use
>aggregate(. ~ subspecies, data = rowleyi, CV, na.rm=TRUE) #where subspecies is
>the header for rows? This has worked for mean, std.error, sd, etc.
Th
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