I have a question regarding understanding the output from a nested linnear
mixed effect model.
My model looks like the following
lme(Poaceae~Site+Ditch_block+Tree_cut+as.factor(Dist_start)+(as.factor(Dist_start)*Tree_cut)+((as.factor(Dist_ditch))/Ditch_block),random=~1|Mainplot/Transect/Obsplot)
I
I have a question regarding understanding the output from a nested linnear
mixed effect model.
My model looks like the following
lme(Poaceae~Site+Ditch_block+Tree_cut+as.factor(Dist_start)+(as.factor(Dist_start)*Tree_cut)+((as.factor(Dist_ditch))/Ditch_block),random=~1|Mainplot/Transect/Obsplot)
variables for Transect is better. Thank you for the help.
Best regards, Petter
Peter Dalgaard skrev :
> On Nov 30, 2010, at 13:58 , Hedberg Peter wrote:
>
> >> aov_data
> > Call:
> > aov(formula = Species1 ~ Site + Obstacle + Treatment +
> > as.factor(D
Dear all.
I am trying to analyze my data with an anova, using aov, and the result looks
like this
> my_data<-read.csv(file.choose(),header=T,dec=".",sep=";")
> attach(my_data)
> names(my_data)
[1] "Site" "Obstacle" "Treatment" "Dist_Obstacle"
"Dist_start" "Transect"
Dear people at the R-help-list.
I have run into a problem in the package "vegan", while using the function
"vegan",
and would greatly appreciate any advice how to solve the problem.
I have put in my data R, using the "decorana" function in the package "vegan"
and received nice coordinates for th
Dear all at the R-project help list.
I have run into a problem when it comes to getting values for "total inertia"
and "R-squared" for my DCA using "decorana" in the package "vegan". I have
tried the "goodness" function, but the reply indicates that it does not work
with "decorana" class object
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