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Analysis of Covariance Example for a two by three two-way design
Description
This a simulated data set which is used as an example of analysis of
covariance. The data frame acov231 contains the
data. The responses are in column 1, column 2 contains the levels of
factor A, column 3 contains the levels of factor B, and the 4th column contains the covariate.
All true parameters (effects) are 0 in this generated data set.
Usage
data(acov231)
Format
A data frame with 33 observations and 4 variables.
responsenumeric. the response.
fAnumeric. factor A with 2 levels.
fBnumeric. factor B with 3 levels.
covariatenumeric. a covariate.
References
Kloke, J. and McKean J.W. (2014), Nonparametric Statistical Methods using R, Boca Raton, FL: Chapman-Hall.
Examples
levs = c(2,3)
data = acov231[,1:3]
xcov = matrix(acov231[,4],ncol=1)
temp = kancova(levs,data,xcov)
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Analysis of Covariance Example for a two by three two-way design
Description
This a simulated data set which is used as an example of analysis of covariance. The data frame acov231 contains the data. The responses are in column 1, column 2 contains the levels of factor A, column 3 contains the levels of factor B, and the 4th column contains the covariate. All true parameters (effects) are 0 in this generated data set.
Usage
data(acov231)Format
A data frame with 33 observations and 4 variables.
responsenumeric. the response.
fAnumeric. factor A with 2 levels.
fBnumeric. factor B with 3 levels.
covariatenumeric. a covariate.
References
Kloke, J. and McKean J.W. (2014), Nonparametric Statistical Methods using R, Boca Raton, FL: Chapman-Hall.
Examples
levs = c(2,3)
data = acov231[,1:3]
xcov = matrix(acov231[,4],ncol=1)
temp = kancova(levs,data,xcov)
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