George Box presented a beautiful plot that showed a high correlation between stork sightings and the number of human babies born year by year for several years in Oldenberg (Germany, I think). I believe it appears early in Box, Hunter and Hunter (1978) Statistics for Experimenters (Wiley), but I don't have the book in my hand, so I can't confirm that or give a page reference.

hope this helps. spencer graves

Gordon Smyth wrote:

Many thanks for help from Peter Dalgaard, Douglas Bates and Bill Venables. As a result of their help, here is a working example of using lme to fit an additive random effects model. The model here is effectively y~a+b with a and b random:

y <- rnorm(12)
a <- gl(4,1,12)
b <- gl(3,4,12)
u <- gl(1,1,12)
library(nlme)
fm <- lme(y~1,random=list(u=pdBlocked(list(pdIdent(~a-1),pdIdent(~b-1)))))
summary(fm)


I still can't see though how to extract the three variance components (for a and b and for the residual) from the fitted object 'fm'.

Thanks
Gordon

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