Hi All,
I have an anova, where the sex was significantly different (P<0.05), and I run Tukey hsd test. However, I cannot obtain the letters indicating the significant differences among the groups. I have emailed the UCLA Stats Consulting Service, but they are not aware of this kind of code in Stata. Can anyone help me with that? Thank you very much.
by Visit_f: anova FS0p Sex_f Litter_mat
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-> Visit_f = 0
Number of obs = 18 R-squared = 0.4970
Root MSE = .275211 Adj R-squared = 0.3422
Source | Partial SS df MS F Prob>F
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Model | .97281304 4 .24320326 3.21 0.0486
|
Sex_f | .79861759 1 .79861759 10.54 0.0064
Litter_mat | .12017304 3 .04005768 0.53 0.6703
|
Residual | .98463696 13 .0757413
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Total | 1.95745 17 .11514412
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