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Bob Pruzek and Jim Helmreich's implementation of Elemental Graphics for Analysis of Variance
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granovagg.1w should print trimmed means #137

Closed briandk closed 3 years ago

briandk commented 12 years ago

@rmpruzek writes that in classic granova, the function granova.1w() can print trimmed means for each group:

A large thin green cross is used, printed at the end so it tends not to be overprinted. Easily seen if you run granova.1w and set tr=T. b

Here's what such a graphic (with trimmed means) looks like under classic granova:

library(ggplot2)
library(granova)
with(mpg, granova.1w(hwy, group = manufacturer, tr = TRUE))

One-way ANOVA graphic showing trimmed means as green crosses

rmpruzek commented 12 years ago

Brian, We had last day of classes today, so I'll be getting back to granovaGG this week if I can. No later than next. Your trimmed mean (green X's) is PERFECT! bob

From: Brian A. Danielak reply@reply.github.com To: rmpruzek rmpruzek@yahoo.com Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 4:29 PM Subject: [granovaGG] granovagg.1w should print trimmed means (#137)

@rmpruzek writes that in classic granova, the function granova.1w() can print trimmed means for each group:

A large thin green cross is used, printed at the end so it tends not to be overprinted. Easily seen if you run granova.1w and set tr=T. b

Here's what such a graphic (with trimmed means) looks like under classic granova:

library(ggplot2)
library(granova)
with(mpg, granova.1w(hwy, group = manufacturer, tr = TRUE))

One-way ANOVA graphic showing trimmed means as green crosses

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/briandk/granovaGG/issues/137

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briandk commented 3 years ago

For right now we ignore the value of the trmean argument.