Anova-N output question
Hello community!
The closest prompt I could find that is similar to this would be: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1876737-anova-n-outputs-as-not-full-rank-returns-nan-p-value?s_tid=sug_su , but the reason their’s showed NaN was there was not enough values. For mine I have 5.4 thousand entries, so I’m not sure that is the problem.
To reduce clutter of the code, I am going to attach the .mat files and the one-line of code.
pTHalf = anovan(stats(:,1), {Patho CellLine MW},’model’,’interaction’,’varnames’, …
{‘Pathology’,’Cell Line’,’Molecular Weights’});
I ensured the data is of the same types allowed within the format of the Anova-n overview page. The only thing that I could think of was that there are more than two groups within the Cell Line and Molecular Weights groupings, but the only one that worked was the molecular weights, so I also doubt that is the reason.
This is the output below. Why do I have missing sections associated with a ‘not full rank’. I do not see anything on the anova-N page that discusses this.
Thanks community!
NickHello community!
The closest prompt I could find that is similar to this would be: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1876737-anova-n-outputs-as-not-full-rank-returns-nan-p-value?s_tid=sug_su , but the reason their’s showed NaN was there was not enough values. For mine I have 5.4 thousand entries, so I’m not sure that is the problem.
To reduce clutter of the code, I am going to attach the .mat files and the one-line of code.
pTHalf = anovan(stats(:,1), {Patho CellLine MW},’model’,’interaction’,’varnames’, …
{‘Pathology’,’Cell Line’,’Molecular Weights’});
I ensured the data is of the same types allowed within the format of the Anova-n overview page. The only thing that I could think of was that there are more than two groups within the Cell Line and Molecular Weights groupings, but the only one that worked was the molecular weights, so I also doubt that is the reason.
This is the output below. Why do I have missing sections associated with a ‘not full rank’. I do not see anything on the anova-N page that discusses this.
Thanks community!
Nick Hello community!
The closest prompt I could find that is similar to this would be: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1876737-anova-n-outputs-as-not-full-rank-returns-nan-p-value?s_tid=sug_su , but the reason their’s showed NaN was there was not enough values. For mine I have 5.4 thousand entries, so I’m not sure that is the problem.
To reduce clutter of the code, I am going to attach the .mat files and the one-line of code.
pTHalf = anovan(stats(:,1), {Patho CellLine MW},’model’,’interaction’,’varnames’, …
{‘Pathology’,’Cell Line’,’Molecular Weights’});
I ensured the data is of the same types allowed within the format of the Anova-n overview page. The only thing that I could think of was that there are more than two groups within the Cell Line and Molecular Weights groupings, but the only one that worked was the molecular weights, so I also doubt that is the reason.
This is the output below. Why do I have missing sections associated with a ‘not full rank’. I do not see anything on the anova-N page that discusses this.
Thanks community!
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