Thanks a ton guys for your help! Saved me a boat load of time and helped me
develop a much better method of doing these things than I had in the past.
The method I ended up using was to cut up my counts and aggregating my data
as suggested by Petr.
Thanks!
Chris
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 12:05 PM,
Hi,
I have a column in a data frame looking something like:
$sex $language $count
male english 0
male english 0
female english 32
male spanish 154
female english 11
female norweigan 7
and so on.
What I want to do is to order these in to categories, for instance one
category where coun
0" and
"1-10" it will now instead show "0" as significant with the same coeff as
for "1-10" in the original order.
The assoc plot still showed only "1-10" to be significant though.
Getting confused, so any help would be very much appreciated ;)
Chris
Hey,
Whenever I set up a log linear model using glm(Y~. , data=data,
family=poisson) I get the parameters in the form of deviation from the first
cell kombination.
I find this to be hard to interpret when I for instance want to know if
there is a difference between two factors in the first catego
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