ot;)
Besides calculating the slope of the regression I am also interested to test if
the slope is different then 1. How can I do this in PGLS?
I would be very glad if any one could help me with that.
Kind regards,
Gustavo Paterno
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in the denominator. The other
possibility is that once the contrasts have been taken across each higher node,
the design matrix for the model has lower rank than it did before, which is
called losing a degree of freedom in the numerator (it is transferred to the
denominator)"
Best wishes,
Gus
be wrong, but was'nt that method already implemented in the CAPER
> package by David Orme (function pgls, brunch, crunch)?
> If yes, then which new functionalities does phyreg bring?
> Regards,
> Xavier
>
>
> 2014-03-05 13:46 GMT+01:00 Gustavo Paterno :
> Hello all
Hello all,
I just got the confirmation that the Grafen method for phylogenetic regression
(Grafen, 1989) was implemented in R !
The package “phyreg” has lots of details in help.
Best wishes for all.
Gustavo Paterno
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n the way I understand, pgls does not give
you contrasts, is that right?
Thanks again,
Gustavo Paterno
I`m using Pyron phlogeny, so i dono have any politomy in my data estrutur
On Dec 3, 2013, at 1:20 PM, Gustavo Paterno wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I`m analysing data for 300 anuran specie
Hello,
I`m analysing data for 300 anuran species.
I want to run an ANCOVA using phylogenetic regression method (Grafen, 1989).
Does any one know about a function or script to do it?
Thanks,
Gustavo Paterno
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