using MANOVA in R
Prof Brian D Ripley <ripley at stats.ox.ac.uk> writes:
On Mon, 8 May 2000, mandar oak wrote:
I wish to use R for MANOVA analysis. Where could I get info on that?
Depends exactly what you mean by MANOVA. Try ?aov which handles multiple responses. However, the MANOVA multivariate tests (Pillai, Wilks lambda ...) are not implemented in base R. We would welcome submission of code for those, of course.
At lest some of that sits in contributed packages "multilm" and "norm". (Both of those are on my list of "things to try when I get the time"... I believe multilm more or less *is* MANOVA, whereas norm handles estimation in the presence of missing values. One interesting question is whether you can do MANOVA with missings by combining the two.)
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