sketch: Utils: Experimental sketch

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Utils: Experimental sketch

Description

Experimental sketching function

Usage

sketch(
  trat,
  trat1 = NULL,
  trat2 = NULL,
  r,
  design = "DIC",
  pos = "line",
  color.sep = "all",
  ID = FALSE,
  print.ID = TRUE,
  add.streets.y = NA,
  add.streets.x = NA,
  label.x = "",
  label.y = "",
  axissize = 12,
  legendsize = 12,
  labelsize = 4,
  export.csv = FALSE,
  comment.caption = NULL
)

Arguments

trat	Vector with factor A levels
trat1	Vector with levels of factor B (Set to NULL if not factorial or psub)
trat2	Vector with levels of factor C (Set to NULL if not factorial)
r	Number of repetitions
design	Experimental design (see note)
pos	Repeat position (line or column),
color.sep	Color box
ID	plot Add only identification in sketch
print.ID	Print table ID
add.streets.y	Adds streets by separating treatments in row or column. The user must supply a numeric vector grouping the rows or columns that must be together. See the example.
add.streets.x	Adds streets by separating treatments in row or column. The user must supply a numeric vector grouping the rows or columns that must be together. See the example.
label.x	text in x
label.y	text in y
axissize	Axis size
legendsize	Title legend size
labelsize	Label size
export.csv	Save table template based on sketch in csv
comment.caption	Add comment in caption

Value

Returns an experimental sketch according to the specified design.

Note

The sketches have only a rectangular shape, and the blocks (in the case of randomized blocks) can be in line or in a column.

For the design argument, you can choose from the following options:

design="DIC"

Completely randomized design

design="DBC"

Randomized block design

design="DQL"

Latin square design

design="FAT2DIC"

DIC experiments in double factorial

design="FAT2DBC"

DBC experiments in double factorial

design="FAT3DIC"

DIC experiments in triple factorial

design="FAT3DBC"

DBC experiments in triple factorial

design="PSUBDIC"

DIC experiments in split-plot

design="PSUBDBC"

DBC experiments in split-plot

design="PSUBSUBDBC"

DBC experiments in split-split-plot

design="STRIP-PLOT"

Strip-plot DBC experiments

For the color.sep argument, you can choose from the following options:

design="DIC"

use "all" or "none"

design="DBC"

use "all","bloco" or "none"

design="DQL"

use "all", "column", "line" or "none"

design="FAT2DIC"

use "all", "f1", "f2" or "none"

design="FAT2DBC"

use "all", "f1", "f2", "block" or "none"

design="FAT3DIC"

use "all", "f1", "f2", "f3" or "none"

design="FAT3DBC"

use "all", "f1", "f2", "f3", "block" or "none"

design="PSUBDIC"

use "all", "f1", "f2" or "none"

design="PSUBDBC"

use "all", "f1", "f2", "block" or "none"

design="PSUBSUBDBC"

use "all", "f1", "f2", "f3", "block" or "none"

Author(s)

Gabriel Danilo Shimizu, [e-mail]

Leandro Simoes Azeredo Goncalves

Rodrigo Yudi Palhaci Marubayashi

References

Mendiburu, F., & de Mendiburu, M. F. (2019). Package ‘agricolae’. R Package, Version, 1-2.

Examples

Trat=paste("Tr",1:6)

#=============================
# Completely randomized design
#=============================
sketch(Trat,r=3)
sketch(Trat,r=3,pos="column")
sketch(Trat,r=3,color.sep="none")
sketch(Trat,r=3,color.sep="none",ID=TRUE,print.ID=TRUE)
sketch(Trat,r=3,pos="column",add.streets.x=c(1,1,2,2,3,3))

#=============================
# Randomized block design
#=============================
sketch(Trat, r=3, design="DBC")
sketch(Trat, r=3, design="DBC",pos="column")
sketch(Trat, r=3, design="DBC",pos="column",add.streets.x=c(1,1,2))
sketch(Trat, r=3, design="DBC",pos="column",add.streets.x=c(1,2,3), add.streets.y=1:6)
sketch(Trat, r=3, design="DBC",pos="line",add.streets.y=c(1,2,3), add.streets.x=1:6)

#=============================
# Completely randomized experiments in double factorial
#=============================
sketch(trat=c("A","B"),
       trat1=c("A","B","C"),
       design = "FAT2DIC",
       r=3)

sketch(trat=c("A","B"),
       trat1=c("A","B","C"),
       design = "FAT2DIC",
       r=3,
       pos="column")

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