posthoc - Post hoc tukey test for two way mixed model ANOVA -


i , of students have searched solution in numerous places no luck , literally months. keep on being referred lme command not want use. output provided not 1 colleagues or myself have used on 15 years. given using r teaching tool, not flow following t-tests, , one-way anovas intro stats students. conducting 2 way rm anova 1 factor repetition. have succeeded in getting r replicate sigmaplot gives main effects. post hoc analysis given r differs same post hoc in sigmaplot. here code used - notes (as using teach students).

#iv between: ivb1 - independent variable - between subject factor #iv within: ivw1  - independent variable - within subject factor #dv: dv           - dependent variable.  aov1= aov(dv ~ ivb1*ivw1 + error(subject/ivw1)+(ivb1), data=objectl) summary(aov1)  # post hoc analysis ph1=tukeyhsd(aov(dv ~ ivb1*ivw1, data=objectl)) ph1 

i hope can help. thank you!

i have had problem , find convenient alternative aov_ez() function afex package instead of aov(), , performed post hoc analysis using lsmeans() instead of tukeyhsd():

model <- aov_ez(data,                                        id="subjid",                                  dv="dv",                                      within=c("ivw1", "ivw2"),              between = "ivb1")  # post hoc comp = lsmeans(model,specs = ~ ivb1: ivw1: ivw2, adjust = "tukey") contrast(comp,method="pairwise") 

you find detailed tutorial here:

https://www.psychologie.uni-heidelberg.de/ae/meth/team/mertens/blog/anova_in_r_made_easy.nb.html


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