asymPermute | R Documentation |
Assess differences in amount and direction of asymmetric variation (only object symmetry)
asymPermute(x, groups, rounds = 1000, which = NULL)
x |
object of class symproc result from calling |
groups |
factors determining grouping. |
rounds |
number of permutations |
which |
select which factorlevels to use, if NULL, all pairwise differences will be assessed after shuffling pooled data. |
dist |
difference between vector lengths of group means |
angle |
angle (in radians) between vectors of group specific asymmetric deviation |
means |
actual group averages |
p.dist |
p-value obtained by comparing the actual distance to randomly acquired distances |
p.angle |
p-value obtained by comparing the actual angle to randomly acquired angles |
permudist |
vector containing differences between random group means' vector lenghts |
permuangle |
vector containing angles between random group means' vectors |
groupmeans |
array with asymmetric displacement per group |
levels |
character vector containing the factors used |
This test is only sensible if between-group differences concerning directional asymmetry have been established (e.g. by applying a MANOVA on the "asymmetric" PCscores (see also procSym
) and one wants to test whether these can be attributed to differences in amount and/or direction of asymmetric displacement. Careful interpretation for very small amounts of directional asymmetry is advised. The Null-Hypothesis is that we have the same directional asymmetry in both groups. If you want to test whether the angle between groups is similar, please use angleTest
.
procSym
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