Judd, McClelland, & Ryan Formatting for ANOVA Output
ANOVA table with nicer column names.
Plotting method for pairwise objects.
Paste, Concatenate, add End-Of-Line and Print
Check that the arguments are compatible with the rest of the pairwise ...
Drop a term from the given model
Print the output of lm() with the fitted equation.
Find random effect terms (bars) in a formula.
Find the categorical variables in a model
Build a formula from terms
Expand a formula
Extracting from formulae
We have to insert spaces where terms were removed from the part model.
Remove a term or variable from the right-hand side of a formula
Get the string representation of the formula.
Generate a List of Models for Computing Different Types of Sums of Squ...
Insert a row of data into a table.
Insert a horizontal rule in a table for pretty printing
Get all pairs for a given vector
Remove cases with missing values.
Find and return the lower triangle of a matrix
Get the means and counts for each categorical term in the model
Constructor for pairwise comparison tables
Remove random effect terms (bars) from a formula.
Normalize an interaction term by sorting its components alphabetically...
number vector
Pad x to a given output length
Pad x to length of y
Compute all pairwise comparisons between category levels
Paste together lines of text.
Refit a model, dropping any non-categorical terms.
Rename a column in a data frame
Convert SS type parameter to the corresponding numeric value
A template for a row in an ANOVA table.
Compute and construct an ANOVA table row for an error term
Compute and construct an ANOVA table row for a term.
Select terms based on the user's term specification
supernova
Update a model in the environment the model was created in
Extract the variables from a model formula
Produces ANOVA tables in the format used by Judd, McClelland, and Ryan (2017, ISBN: 978-1138819832) in their introductory textbook, Data Analysis. This includes proportional reduction in error and formatting to improve ease the transition between the book and R.