wheatyield: Wheat Yield at a regional scale (fake data).
In KenSyn: Knowledge Synthesis in Agriculture - From Experimental Network to Meta-Analysis
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Wheat yield.
The data set consists of 45 measurements of wheat yields from 15 experimental sites (one year) in a fictive agricultural region.
In this dataset, a study represents a site-year with 2 to 4 blocks.
Each block corresponds to an experimental plot on which the yield of the crop (expressed in t.ha-1) was measured.
Thus, each study contains 2 to 4 measurements of yields
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Format
a RangedData instance, 1 row per measurement. Site : experimental site, Rdt : Wheat Yield (ton/hectare)
Source
fake data
Examples
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summary(wheatyield)
# NOT RUN example of analysis with mixted model on this dataset
# demo(package="KenSyn", "ch01_mixedmodel_nlme")
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Description Usage Format Source Examples
Description
Wheat yield. The data set consists of 45 measurements of wheat yields from 15 experimental sites (one year) in a fictive agricultural region. In this dataset, a study represents a site-year with 2 to 4 blocks. Each block corresponds to an experimental plot on which the yield of the crop (expressed in t.ha-1) was measured. Thus, each study contains 2 to 4 measurements of yields
Usage
1 |
Format
a RangedData instance, 1 row per measurement. Site : experimental site, Rdt : Wheat Yield (ton/hectare)
Source
fake data
Examples
1 2 3 | summary(wheatyield)
# NOT RUN example of analysis with mixted model on this dataset
# demo(package="KenSyn", "ch01_mixedmodel_nlme")
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