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Ricardo, changed the script for the example you were working, and it is functional.
One thing thoug. I tried 2 ways of building the plot. Chose to keep there the simpler one, but I have this other one (command bellow), it is more fancy and gives you the chance to set the abline (agreement region) for the kappa level (I guess, that is what I understood.
Question is, which one do we choose?
require(ResearchMethods)
BlandAltman(olecranon_day1, olecranon_day30, gui=TRUE, bandsOn=FALSE, biasOn=FALSE, regionOn=FALSE, smooth=FALSE, sig=2)
hmm, i got an error:
bland_altman_plot(d,diff,xlab="Avarage #Name of the variables",ylab="Difference Before and After #Name of the variable") Errore in bland_altman_plot(d, diff, xlab = "Avarage #Name of the variables", : oggetto "X" non trovato
i have a meeting in one minute and so won't be able to debug, but one suggestion would be to create each object separately and then present them to the function. this might also be easier for Ana to understand, as long as you comment on each step
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 1:47 PM, Joao Ricardo N Vissoci < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
Ricardo, changed the script for the example you were working, and it is functional.
One thing thoug. I tried 2 ways of building the plot. Chose to keep there the simpler one, but I have this other one (command bellow), it is more fancy and gives you the chance to set the abline (agreement region) for the kappa level (I guess, that is what I understood.
Question is, which one do we choose?
Install ResearchMethods package
require(ResearchMethods)
BlandAltman(olecranon_day1, olecranon_day30, gui=TRUE, bandsOn=FALSE, biasOn=FALSE, regionOn=FALSE, smooth=FALSE, sig=2)
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Ricardo, actually my Gdrvie is offline for some reason, so the changes I made are not there yet.
2012/6/11 Ricardo Pietrobon < reply@reply.github.com
hmm, i got an error:
bland_altman_plot(d,diff,xlab="Avarage #Name of the variables",ylab="Difference Before and After #Name of the variable") Errore in bland_altman_plot(d, diff, xlab = "Avarage #Name of the variables", : oggetto "X" non trovato
i have a meeting in one minute and so won't be able to debug, but one suggestion would be to create each object separately and then present them to the function. this might also be easier for Ana to understand, as long as you comment on each step
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 1:47 PM, Joao Ricardo N Vissoci < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
Ricardo, changed the script for the example you were working, and it is functional.
One thing thoug. I tried 2 ways of building the plot. Chose to keep there the simpler one, but I have this other one (command bellow), it is more fancy and gives you the chance to set the abline (agreement region) for the kappa level (I guess, that is what I understood.
Question is, which one do we choose?
Install ResearchMethods package
require(ResearchMethods)
BlandAltman(olecranon_day1, olecranon_day30, gui=TRUE, bandsOn=FALSE, biasOn=FALSE, regionOn=FALSE, smooth=FALSE, sig=2)
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/rpietro/OlecranonFracture/issues/9#issuecomment-6251093
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same happened with me. just pull it over github and i will catch it
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 2:05 PM, Joao Ricardo N Vissoci < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
Ricardo, actually my Gdrvie is offline for some reason, so the changes I made are not there yet.
2012/6/11 Ricardo Pietrobon < reply@reply.github.com
hmm, i got an error:
bland_altman_plot(d,diff,xlab="Avarage #Name of the variables",ylab="Difference Before and After #Name of the variable") Errore in bland_altman_plot(d, diff, xlab = "Avarage #Name of the variables", : oggetto "X" non trovato
i have a meeting in one minute and so won't be able to debug, but one suggestion would be to create each object separately and then present them to the function. this might also be easier for Ana to understand, as long as you comment on each step
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 1:47 PM, Joao Ricardo N Vissoci < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
Ricardo, changed the script for the example you were working, and it is functional.
One thing thoug. I tried 2 ways of building the plot. Chose to keep there the simpler one, but I have this other one (command bellow), it is more fancy and gives you the chance to set the abline (agreement region) for the kappa level (I guess, that is what I understood.
Question is, which one do we choose?
Install ResearchMethods package
require(ResearchMethods)
BlandAltman(olecranon_day1, olecranon_day30, gui=TRUE, bandsOn=FALSE, biasOn=FALSE, regionOn=FALSE, smooth=FALSE, sig=2)
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/rpietro/OlecranonFracture/issues/9#issuecomment-6251093
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https://github.com/rpietro/OlecranonFracture/issues/9#issuecomment-6251453
Joao Ricardo N. Vissoci Psicólogo CRP 08/12469 Prof. Ms. Faculdade Ingá Doutorando em Psicologia Social - PUCsp Grupo Pro-Esporte UEM/CNPq Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre Identidade-Metamorfose - NEPIM/PUC/CNPq Research on Research Group - RoR - Duke University Tel. 4499298078 joaovissoci@gmail.com/jrvissoci@ig.com.br proesporteuem.blogspot.com.br researchonresearch.org
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I think it is synced now. I tried to push it o github but I now have a problem because the network is filtered by a proxy server. Trying to solve this.
it does work, nice work. closing this issue
see new script