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Does R have a function to calculate Bray-Curtis distance measures, which is probably one of the most frequently used and recommended dissimilarity measures in ecology? It isn't mentioned in dist().
G'day, The following code gives a two-way factorial anova, which is completely balanced. However when model.tables is called, the response is: "Design is unbalanced - use se.contrasts for se's", and SEs are not available. Why doesn...
Hi meta-analysts, I would like to calculate SMD from fitted models. I have datasets that have various idiosyncrasies, such as variable sampling effort or repeated measures, which should be accounted for before calculating effect sizes. Is there a way...
Hi meta-analysts, I'm working on a meta-analysis of data from the 2019-20 megafires in Australia. I am getting an effect size using SMCC where the same sites were surveyed before and after fire. I use SMD...
G'day, Plot doesn't seem to work when I specify block as an error term, but does if I load block into the model as the first factor (see code below). Is there some way to make plot work...
R, I want to get means and confidence limits on the original scale for the treatment effect after running a mixed model. The data are: response<-c(16,4,5,8,41,45,10,15,11,3,1,64,41...
G'day, I'm fitting a simple one-way nested anova and would like to obtain standard errors or confidence limits. I'm using se.contrast to try to get se for the contrast between the two levels of the...
G'day, I'm fitting a simple one-way nested anova and would like to obtain standard errors or confidence limits. I'm using se.contrast to try to get se for the contrast between the two levels of the...
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