@@DevResearch for some reason this section of code did not work for me: emmean = emmeans(mod2,specs = c("species","sex")) emmean_cld = cld(emmean,alpha=0.05,Letters=letters) so I had to change this section to : emmean = emmeans (mod2 , ~ species | sex)) for my own data and then I got the cld results.
Thank you so much for sharing such kind of content. Is it possible to have a p-value in emmean table? And how to interpret the differences based on the distinct letters?
I will look for the code or possible modification to get p-values in emmean table. Regrading interpretation of cld: the bars or boxes sharing letters are not statistically significant. When letters are different, there is a significant difference.
Thanks!
It's part 2 of the tutorial. Do watch part I also.
@@DevResearch for some reason this section of code did not work for me: emmean = emmeans(mod2,specs = c("species","sex"))
emmean_cld = cld(emmean,alpha=0.05,Letters=letters)
so I had to change this section to : emmean = emmeans (mod2 , ~ species | sex)) for my own data and then I got the cld results.
Thank you so much for sharing such kind of content. Is it possible to have a p-value in emmean table? And how to interpret the differences based on the distinct letters?
I will look for the code or possible modification to get p-values in emmean table.
Regrading interpretation of cld: the bars or boxes sharing letters are not statistically significant. When letters are different, there is a significant difference.
Thanks again for the video: is there any way we do separate mean comparison for sexes per each species? in terms of showing CLDs?!
I am trying to wirte a script for this. But am short opf time. Will compile it soon.
@@DevResearch Thanks! you are the best