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multicomp.order <- function(mca, sort.by="height", sort.order=NULL) {
## When (!is.null(sort.order)) ## use sort.order as the order
## When is.null(sort.order) ## (the default), use sort.by
## When sort.by=="height", take the result of a multiple comparisons
## analysis from multicomp.mmc and sort the contrasts by the reverse
## order of the heights. This provides a multicomp object that will
## be plotted by plot.multicomp in the same order that
## plot.multicomp.mmc uses.
## When sort.by=="estimate", sort the contrasts by the reverse order
## of the contrast estimates. This provides the same order as the
## half-normal plot.
if (is.null(sort.order)) {
if (sort.by=="height") {
if (is.null(mca$height)) return(mca)
else sort.order <- rev(order(mca$height))
}
else if (sort.by=="estimate")
sort.order <- rev(order(mca$table[,"estimate"]))
else stop('"sort.by" must be one of c("height", "estimate").')
}
mca$table <- mca$table[sort.order,,drop=FALSE]
mca$lmat <- mca$lmat[,sort.order,drop=FALSE]
mca$height <- mca$height[sort.order]
mca
}
## ## trace(multicomp.mmc, exit=browser)
## ## source(hh("splus.library/multicomp.mmc.s"))
multicomp.label.change <- function(x, old="adj", new="new", how.many=2)
UseMethod("multicomp.label.change")
multicomp.label.change.multicomp <-
function(x, old="adj", new="new", how.many=2) {
old.new.length <- max(length(old), length(new))
old <- rep(old, length=old.new.length)
new <- rep(new, length=old.new.length)
how.many <- rep(how.many, length=old.new.length)
names <- dimnames(x$table)[[1]]
for (j in seq(along=old))
for (i in 1:how.many[j])
names <- sub(old[j], new[j], names, fixed=TRUE)
dimnames(x$table)[[1]] <- names
dimnames(x$lmat)[[2]] <- names
if (!is.null(x$height)) names(x$height) <- names
x
}
multicomp.label.change.mmc.multicomp <-
function(x, old="adj", new="new", how.many=2) {
for (i in c("mca","none"))
x[[i]] <- multicomp.label.change(x[[i]], old, new, how.many=how.many)
x
}
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