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randtest and fourthcorner statistics for partial RLQ? Error in UseMethod("randtest" / "fourthcorner.rlq") : no applicable method for 'randtest' applied to an object of class "c('within', 'dudi')" #45
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Sorry for not replying before but was very busy these last days. The method is not properly implemented in ade4 and you should use a small trick. I give you some code from the original paper showing how to run the test:
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thank you very much for you reply. am I correct to assume that fourthcorner2 with $lR instead of R, and the respective test (model 2 and 4) correspond to the randtest function implemented for the RLQ? `# corresponds to randtest: model 6:Srlq_partial6 <- fourthcorner2(wrlq_crop$lR, dat$spe, Srlq_partial2$trRLQ To test the significance of the variables with the RLQ axes, I used forthcorner.rlq() for the RLQ the fourthcorner() D2 test-statistic resembles the output of forthcorner(RLQ, typetest = "Q.axes"). (so I assume, it corresponds. How can I obtain the output for the "R.axes"? I want to obtain the table corresponding to table 5 in the original publication. |
yep. so for rlq, the idea is to apply pca (without centering/scaling) on outputs of within class analysis performed on environmental variables:
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sorry, i dont get it. id would be amazing (and probably more efficient) of we could quickly talk. can I send you my phonenumber by email? |
How can I evaluate global significance of a partial RLQ (wca.rlq), and calculate the contributions of the individual variables to the RLQ axes just as described by Wesuls et al. (2012, doi: 10.1111/j.1654-1103.2011.01342.x)?
i.e. what would be the corresponding functions for:
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Help very much appreciated @sdray
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