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replicateBE solution with interactions [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by Astea – Russia, 2019-12-23 18:26 (1583 d 15:14 ago) – Posting: # 21022
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Dear mittyri!
Thanks a lot for your elegant solution!
Didn't you think that replicateBE was the first thing that I've thought of, but I couldn't dig up the code for get.data in order to modify it for my needs. The question that I could not solve was extremely stupid: namely, what is the difference between Dataset<-rds01 and Dataset<-read_excel("rds01.xlsx", sheet = 1)? The initial dataset is the same, but the results of the algo are different. So before using we should somehow prepare the data, but how to do it? "I faced the wall...and did it my way"

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