pty.aovmet: Pepa tells you about a MET with a RCBD

In reyzaguirre/pepa: Package for the Execution of Pre Cooked Analysis

Pepa tells you about a MET with a RCBD

Description

Explain a fitted model for a multi environment trial (MET) with a RCBD in each environment in plain English.

Usage

pty.aovmet(
  trait,
  geno,
  env,
  rep,
  dfr,
  maxp = 0.1,
  author = "International Potato Center",
  format = c("html", "word", "pdf")
)

Arguments

trait	The trait to analize.
geno	The genotypes.
env	The environments.
rep	The replications.
dfr	The name of the data frame containing the data.
maxp	Maximum allowed proportion of missing values to estimate, default is 10%.
author	Report author.
format	The output file format for the report, "html" by default. Other options are "word" and "pdf".

Details

It fits a linear model for a MET with a RCBD and explains the results. If data is unbalanced, missing values are estimated up to an specified maximum proportion, 10% by default. Genotypes and environments are considered as fixed factors while the blocks are considered as random and nested into the environments.

Value

It returns an explanation about the MET with a RCBD fitted model.

Author(s)

Raul Eyzaguirre.

Examples

pty.aovmet("y", "geno", "env", "rep", met8x12)

reyzaguirre/pepa documentation built on April 20, 2024, 3:50 a.m.