Thank you so so so so so so so so much! I have been trying to do this for HOURS and it took seconds after watching your video. You are brilliant. You are a life savor!
Thanks for the video. In the video you used tuckey's post hoc test which assumes equal variance. Is there a way to use James-howell post hoc test in R when equal variance is not assumed?
How can we write to compare more than one dependent variable? Thank you. E.g., aov(Treat~ADG121,ADG2242,ADG142,....)..then? ADG121, ADG2242, and ADG142 are body weights which are dependent variables.
Hi! I hope you are still able to see this comment. I am having trouble. When I type the command "aov(Timson~Scar)", the term that only appears is "Scar". Scar is a character while Timson is numeric. Why is this so?
I just subscribed. Please direct me to rstudio code for the dunnett multiple comparison method. I need to perform the Dunnett multiple-comparison test at a 1% significance level and with a control. Also please direct me to the appropriate library to use for Dunnett.
It would be nice if someone could make a basic tutorial without all of these imports. Just give us something simple. Three groups made of no more than six replicates, and just walk us through step by step.
Thank you so so so so so so so so much! I have been trying to do this for HOURS and it took seconds after watching your video. You are brilliant. You are a life savor!
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Same here, a year later haha.This was a lifesaver. I was about to throw my computer hahaha
This was really helpful, did R for the first time and was able to to do it in half and hour
THANK YOU SO MUCH I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING FOR HOURS AND BECAUSE OF YOUR VIDEO I GOT IT IN 5 MINUTES
This was extremely helpful and to the point!
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this was extremely helpful, thank you so much raj!!!!!!!
We only use Tukey test when the sample of each group are equal. In case obs in each group are not equal, LSD test can be use!
Thank you so much, this video saved me! Perfect explanation.
Thanks for the video. In the video you used tuckey's post hoc test which assumes equal variance. Is there a way to use James-howell post hoc test in R when equal variance is not assumed?
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thank you
How can we write to compare more than one dependent variable? Thank you. E.g., aov(Treat~ADG121,ADG2242,ADG142,....)..then? ADG121, ADG2242, and ADG142 are body weights which are dependent variables.
Hi! I hope you are still able to see this comment. I am having trouble. When I type the command "aov(Timson~Scar)", the term that only appears is "Scar". Scar is a character while Timson is numeric. Why is this so?
This guy sounds Nepalese. Anyways, nice video.
What package did you use to use aov please? :'(
AOV is available by default in built in package.
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How do I use one way ANOVA when comparing 3+ columns? Now you only have a comparison between 2 columns
I did it just by watching your video. thanks. can you explain how to deal with replicated data because ANOVA is used for replicates only.
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Please direct me to rstudio code for the dunnett multiple comparison method. I need to perform the Dunnett multiple-comparison test at a 1% significance level and with a control. Also please direct me to the appropriate library to use for Dunnett.
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can you give me the data file in the video, please...
It would be nice if someone could make a basic tutorial without all of these imports. Just give us something simple. Three groups made of no more than six replicates, and just walk us through step by step.