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## Replication of Figure 2 in King et al 2004
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## Author : Jonathan Wand
## Created : 2002-08-01
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## Modified
## - 2008-05-09 : JW
## anchors 3.0 syntax
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cat("Replication of Figure 2 in King et al 2004\n")
data(mexchn)
dim(mexchn)
fo <- list(self = xsayself ~ 1,
vign = cbind( xsay5,xsay4,xsay3,xsay2,xsay1) ~ 1)
ra <- anchors( fo, data=mexchn, method="C")
raC <- anchors( fo, data=mexchn, subset = china == 1, method="C")
raM <- anchors( fo, data=mexchn, subset = china == 0, method="C")
summary(raC)
summary(raM)
mexchn.cut <- trim.data( mexchn, ra)
dim(mexchn.cut)
tb <- xtabs( ~ china + xsayself, data=mexchn.cut)
tbp <- tb / apply(tb,1,sum)
op <- par(no.readonly=TRUE)
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
barplot( tbp, beside=TRUE, col=c("grey","white"),xlab="y",ylim=c(0,.5),cex.names=.8,
main="Raw responses: xsayself")
barplot(raM, raC, ties="uniform", col=c("grey","white"),xlab="C",ylim=c(0,.5),cex.names=.8,
main="C (Ties Uniformly Allocated)")
par(op)
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