| print_anova | R Documentation |
This function is the former internal workhorse of the apa_print-family for ANOVA. It takes a data.frame
of class apa_variance_table and produces strings to report the results in accordance with APA manuscript
guidelines. It is already deprecated and will soon be defunct. This function is not exported.
print_anova(
x,
intercept = FALSE,
observed = NULL,
es = "ges",
mse = getOption("papaja.mse"),
in_paren = FALSE
)
x |
Data.frame. A |
intercept |
Logical. Indicates if intercept test should be included in output. |
observed |
Character. The names of the factors that are observed, (i.e., not manipulated). Necessary for calculation of generalized eta-squared; otherwise ignored. |
es |
Character. The effect-size measure to be calculated; can be either |
mse |
Logical. Indicates if mean squared errors should be included in output. Default is |
in_paren |
Logical. Indicates if the formatted string will be reported inside parentheses. See details. |
A named list containing the following components:
statisticA named list of character strings giving the test statistic, parameters, and p value for each factor.
estimateA named list of character strings giving the effect size estimates for each factor.
% , either in units of the analyzed scale or as standardized effect size.
full_resultA named list of character strings comprised of estimate and statistic for each factor.
tableA data.frame containing the complete ANOVA table, which can be passed to apa_table.
arrange_anova(), apa_print.aov()
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