Hi all, Is there a way to get cook's distance for a repeated measures anova? Neither cooks.distance or CookD from the predictmeans package seem to allow for this. For example, if I have the model data(iris) mod<-aov(Sepal.Length ~ Petal.Length + Petal.Width + Error(Species), data=iris) both cooks.distance(mod) and library(predictmeans) CookD(mod, group=Species) give an error saying they don't support an aovlist object. I would prefer a method to get a cook's distance for each category in my repeated factor (i.e. Species), rather than each observation. Thanks! -- Walker Pedersen, Ph.D. Center for Healthy Minds University of Wisconsin -- Madison
cooks distance for repeated measures anova
2 messages · Walker Scott Pedersen, Tom Woolman
Hi Dr. Pedersen. I haven't used cook's on an aov object but I do it all the time from an lm (general linear model) object, ie.: mod <- lm(data=dataframe) cooksdistance <- cooks.distance(mod) I *think* you might be able to simulate an aov using the lm functon by selecting the parameter in lm to calculate the type 1 sum of squares error that would be provided by the aov function. FYI I'm using Cook's in my case as part of an anomaly detection engine based on a linear model interaction. Quoting Walker Scott Pedersen <wsp at uwm.edu>:
Hi all, Is there a way to get cook's distance for a repeated measures anova? Neither cooks.distance or CookD from the predictmeans package seem to allow for this. For example, if I have the model data(iris) mod<-aov(Sepal.Length ~ Petal.Length + Petal.Width + Error(Species), data=iris) both cooks.distance(mod) and library(predictmeans) CookD(mod, group=Species) give an error saying they don't support an aovlist object. I would prefer a method to get a cook's distance for each category in my repeated factor (i.e. Species), rather than each observation. Thanks! -- Walker Pedersen, Ph.D. Center for Healthy Minds University of Wisconsin -- Madison [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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