i using package pmcmr perform postdoc kruskal-nemenyi test. when run test default settings:
posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test(x=coastal$high_mortgage, g=coastal$sizeclass, method="tukey") i following results , warning:
pairwise comparisons using tukey , kramer (nemenyi) test tukey-dist approximation independent samples data: coastal$high_mortgage , coastal$sizeclass large medium medium 0.931 - small 0.746 0.078 p value adjustment method: none warning message: in posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test.default(x = coastal$high_mortgage, : ties present, p-values not corrected.* when run test changing distribution chisq apply correction ties, still same results , chi-square distribution not used.
posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test(x=coastal$high_mortgage, g=coastal$sizeclass, method="chisq") pairwise comparisons using tukey , kramer (nemenyi) test tukey-dist approximation independent samples data: coastal$high_mortgage , coastal$sizeclass large medium medium 0.931 - small 0.746 0.078 p value adjustment method: none warning message: in posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test.default(x = coastal$high_mortgage, : ties present, p-values not corrected. i know if there bug in package or if there methos not aware of solve this.
from version pmcmr1.0 pmcmr1.1 (and > 1.1) syntax has changed, dist, not method, is:
posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test( x, g, dist = c("tukey", "chisquare"), ...) or
posthoc.kruskal.nemenyi.test(formula, data, subset, na.action, dist = c("tukey", "chisquare"), ...) the vignette has included example has been updated in version pmcmr1.3 accordingly.
Comments
Post a Comment