Hi,

Ben is correct. The alternative hypothesis is not good for this test (within pop). I will modify it and submit a new version of the package on CRAN (probably next week).

BTW, for question about ade4 please send your email to adelist (http://listes.univ-lyon1.fr/wws/info/adelist)

Cheers.

Ben Bolker wrote:
Kim Milferstedt <milferst <at> uiuc.edu> writes:

Hello,

I am trying to run some AMOVA analyses with the amova function in the package ade4.

When running the example dataset provided in ade4, I noticed a difference between the published results from the same data (Excoffier et al. 1992) and what ade4 calculates.


  A generic answer to this type of question is that you should contact
the package maintainers (see help(package="ade4") for their
e-mail addresses) -- especially for
these kinds of specialized questions (most R-helpers are not population
geneticists and wouldn't know an AMOVA if it bit them) ...

  On the other hand, running example(randtest.amova) [which is
what I assume you did, although you don't say] I do confirm
your results, and furthermore the plot that is produced looks
like the p-value *should* be very low -- and the std. obs.
is large (which I think is a *good* thing from the point of
view of rejecting null hypothesis -- seems like this is the
analogue of a t- or z-score), but negative.  Perhaps the package
authors did an upper 1-tailed test by mistake? (I would follow
through with this but it looks like the important stuff goes
through into C code and I can't take the time to dig that
deep right now.)

  Bottom line: looks like a mistake, take it up with
the package maintainers.

  good luck,
    Ben Bolker

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