traditionalanova: Construct a analysis of variance table for multiple...
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traditionalanova R Documentation
Construct a analysis of variance table for multiple regression, highlighting
the null hypothesis of no effect from any of the covariates. This table
is common in statistical text books.
Description
Construct a analysis of variance table for multiple regression, highlighting
the null hypothesis of no effect from any of the covariates. This table
is common in statistical text books.
Usage
traditionalanova(object)
Arguments
object
A fit as created by lm.
Value
A matrix with three rows, corresponing to model, error and total,
and five columns, representing sum of squares, degrees of freedom, mean
squares, the F statistic, and the p-value.
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Construct a analysis of variance table for multiple regression, highlighting the null hypothesis of no effect from any of the covariates. This table is common in statistical text books.
Description
Construct a analysis of variance table for multiple regression, highlighting the null hypothesis of no effect from any of the covariates. This table is common in statistical text books.
Usage
traditionalanova(object)
Arguments
object |
A fit as created by lm. |
Value
A matrix with three rows, corresponing to model, error and total, and five columns, representing sum of squares, degrees of freedom, mean squares, the F statistic, and the p-value.
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