| strength | R Documentation | 
Generates paper strength values for an experiment with different temperatures.
strength(nodays, noruns, temperature, ident)| nodays | The number of days over which the experiment is to be run. | 
| noruns | The number of runs to be performed on each day of the experiment. | 
| temperature | A  | 
| ident | The digits of your student identity number. That is, leave out any letters. | 
A data.frame object containing the factors day, run and 
temperature and a vector of the generated strengths.
Chris Brien
## Here temperature is a factor with 4*3 = 12 values whose
## first 3 values specify the temperatures to be applied in
## the 3 runs on the first day, values 4 to 6 specify the
## temperatures for the 3 runs on day 2, and so on.
temperature <- factor(rep(c(80,85,90), 4))
exp.strength <- strength(nodays = 4, noruns = 3,
                         temperature = temperature, ident = 0123456)
## In this second example, a completely randomized design is generated 
## for the same 3 temperatures replicated 4 times. The layout is stored 
## in the data.frame called Design.
Design <- designRandomize(allocated = temperature, 
                          recipient = list(runs = 12), 
                          seed = 5847123)
## eradicate the unrandomized version of temperature
remove("temperature")
## The 12 temperatures in Design are to be regarded as being assigned to 
## days and runs in the same manner as for the first example.
exp.strength <- strength(nodays = 4, noruns = 3,
                         temperature = Design$temperature, ident = 0123456)
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