Just in case anyone ever has similar issues, it appears that 'glht' does not
work without an intercept.
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I am trying to use multcomp to do a Tukey posthoc on growth increments among
genetic crosstypes.
#Fixed effect model
m1 <- lm(inc ~ 0 + Age+ Crosstype + Sex, data = Data.age)
summary(m1)
RESULTS of the model:
summary(m1)
Call:
lm(formula = inc ~ 0 + Age + Crosstype + Sex, data = Data.age)
Res
All it took was using 'match' instead of 'which'. Thanks for all your help!
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>> orig.metric.scores[,no]<- IBI.table.0$IBI.score
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> David Winsemius
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> On Feb 11, 2009, at 9:20 AM, Chrischizinski wrote:
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>> I have written a function that goes through a database and
>> calculates various
>> metric sco
I have written a function that goes through a database and calculates various
metric scores and allocates them to a data set. For 400 of the 500 sites
that I calculate these metrics for works fine and allocates the scores into
the appropriate column. For some reason, some sites I run into the be
Agnolucci, Paolo wrote:
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> sorry if this is really basic but I am just starting on R.
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> Can anyone point me at how to write R objects into Excel 2007 files. I
> have seen how to set up a connection to a file through
> odbcConnectExcel2007(xls.file, readOnly = FALSE, ...
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