============================================================================================================
num <- 1
for (method in 0:6) {
for (var.equal in c(T, F)) {
for (design in c("within", "between")) {
for (treat in c("random", "fixed")) {
for (ht in c(1, 0.5, 1.1)) {
for (hb in c(1, 1.1)) {
for (diagnostics in c(F, T)) {
print(paste(num, "- method =", method, ", var.equal =", var.equal,
", design =", design, ", treat =", treat,
", ht =", ht, ", hb =", hb,
", diagnostics =", diagnostics))
test <- rmHDI(data.wide = recall.wide, seed = 277, method = method,
var.equal = var.equal, design = design, treat = treat,
ht = ht, hb = hb, diagnostics = diagnostics)
print(paste(num, "- width(s) =", test$width))
num = num + 1
}
}
}
}
}
}
}## [1] "1 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "1 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "2 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "2 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "3 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "3 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "4 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "4 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "5 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "5 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "6 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "6 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "7 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "7 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "8 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "8 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "9 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "9 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "10 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "10 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "11 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "11 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "12 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "12 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "13 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "13 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "14 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "14 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "15 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "15 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "16 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "16 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "17 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "17 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "18 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "18 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "19 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "19 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "20 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "20 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "21 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "21 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "22 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "22 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "23 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "23 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "24 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "24 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "25 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "25 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "26 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "26 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "27 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "27 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "28 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "28 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "29 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "29 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "30 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "30 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "31 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "31 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "32 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "32 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "33 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "33 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "34 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "34 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "35 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "35 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "36 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "36 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "37 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "37 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "38 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "38 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "39 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "39 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "40 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "40 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "41 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "41 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "42 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "42 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "43 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "43 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "44 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "44 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "45 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "45 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "46 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "46 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "47 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "47 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "48 - method = 0 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "48 - width(s) = 0.415401458578999"
## [1] "49 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "49 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "49 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "49 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "50 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "50 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "50 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "50 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "51 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "51 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "51 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "51 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "52 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "52 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "52 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "52 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "53 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "53 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "53 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "53 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "54 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "54 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "54 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "54 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "55 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "55 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "55 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "55 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "56 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "56 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "56 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "56 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "57 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "57 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "57 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "57 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "58 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "58 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "58 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "58 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "59 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "59 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "59 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "59 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "60 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "60 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "60 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "60 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "61 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "61 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "61 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "61 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "62 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "62 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "62 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "62 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "63 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "63 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "63 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "63 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "64 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "64 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "64 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "64 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "65 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "65 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "65 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "65 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "66 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "66 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "66 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "66 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "67 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "67 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "67 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "67 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "68 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "68 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "68 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "68 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "69 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "69 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "69 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "69 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "70 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "70 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "70 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "70 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "71 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "71 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "71 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "71 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "72 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "72 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "72 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "72 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "73 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "73 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "73 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "73 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "74 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "74 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "74 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "74 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "75 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "75 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "75 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "75 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "76 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "76 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "76 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "76 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "77 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "77 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "77 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "77 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "78 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "78 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "78 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "78 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "79 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "79 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "79 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "79 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "80 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "80 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "80 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "80 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "81 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "81 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "81 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "81 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "82 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "82 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "82 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "82 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "83 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "83 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "83 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "83 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "84 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "84 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "84 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "84 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "85 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "85 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "85 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "85 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "86 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "86 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "86 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "86 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "87 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "87 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "87 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "87 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "88 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "88 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "88 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "88 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "89 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "89 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "89 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "89 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "90 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "90 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "90 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "90 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "91 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "91 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "91 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "91 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "92 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "92 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "92 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "92 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "93 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "93 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "93 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "93 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "94 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "94 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "94 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "94 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "95 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "95 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "95 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "95 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "96 - method = 0 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Within-subjects highest-density intervals are constructed by method 0, which does not require specifying the 'design', 'treat', 'ht', 'hb', and 'diagnostics' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "96 - width(s) = 0.351891114213054" "96 - width(s) = 0.524835870020905"
## [3] "96 - width(s) = 0.479546754968743"
## [1] "97 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "97 - width(s) = 0.53876770136592"
## [1] "98 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "98 - width(s) = 0.53876770136592"
## [1] "99 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "99 - width(s) = 0.539619672566684"
## [1] "100 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "100 - width(s) = 0.539619672566684"
## [1] "101 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "101 - width(s) = 0.550920715730658"
## [1] "102 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "102 - width(s) = 0.550920715730658"
## [1] "103 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "103 - width(s) = 0.548599696412161"
## [1] "104 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "104 - width(s) = 0.548599696412161"
## [1] "105 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "105 - width(s) = 0.53513614677642"
## [1] "106 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "106 - width(s) = 0.53513614677642"
## [1] "107 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "107 - width(s) = 0.542203754257994"
## [1] "108 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "108 - width(s) = 0.542203754257994"
## [1] "109 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "109 - width(s) = 0.543679376114363"
## [1] "110 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "110 - width(s) = 0.543679376114363"
## [1] "111 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "111 - width(s) = 0.544307415410615"
## [1] "112 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "112 - width(s) = 0.544307415410615"
## [1] "113 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "113 - width(s) = 0.548564996873306"
## [1] "114 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "114 - width(s) = 0.548564996873306"
## [1] "115 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "115 - width(s) = 0.545932650960167"
## [1] "116 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "116 - width(s) = 0.545932650960167"
## [1] "117 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "117 - width(s) = 0.540839654999154"
## [1] "118 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "118 - width(s) = 0.540839654999154"
## [1] "119 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "119 - width(s) = 0.538635753216614"
## [1] "120 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "120 - width(s) = 0.538635753216614"
## [1] "121 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "121 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "121 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "121 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "122 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "122 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "122 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "122 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "123 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "123 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "123 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "123 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "124 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "124 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "124 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "124 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "125 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "125 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "125 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "125 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "126 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "126 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "126 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "126 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "127 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "127 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "127 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "127 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "128 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "128 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "128 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "128 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "129 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "129 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "129 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "129 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "130 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "130 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "130 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "130 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "131 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "131 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "131 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "131 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "132 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "132 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "132 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "132 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "133 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "133 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "133 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "133 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "134 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "134 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "134 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "134 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "135 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "135 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "135 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "135 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "136 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "136 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "136 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "136 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "137 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "137 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "137 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "137 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "138 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "138 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "138 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "138 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "139 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "139 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "139 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "139 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "140 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "140 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "140 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "140 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "141 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "141 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "141 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "141 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "142 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "142 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "142 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "142 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "143 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "143 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "143 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "143 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "144 - method = 1 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "144 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "144 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "144 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "145 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "145 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "145 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "145 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "146 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "146 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "146 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "146 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "147 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "147 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "147 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "147 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "148 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "148 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "148 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "148 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "149 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "149 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "149 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "149 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "150 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "150 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "150 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "150 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "151 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "151 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "151 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "151 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "152 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "152 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "152 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "152 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "153 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "153 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "153 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "153 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "154 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "154 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "154 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "154 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "155 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "155 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "155 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "155 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "156 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "156 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "156 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "156 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "157 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "157 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "157 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "157 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "158 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "158 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "158 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "158 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "159 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "159 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "159 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "159 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "160 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "160 - width(s) = 0.383022424196478" "160 - width(s) = 0.52159036823062"
## [3] "160 - width(s) = 0.507882953292103"
## [1] "161 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "161 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "161 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "161 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "162 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "162 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "162 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "162 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "163 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "163 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "163 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "163 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "164 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "164 - width(s) = 0.382399258184384" "164 - width(s) = 0.518802063114095"
## [3] "164 - width(s) = 0.511623088367823"
## [1] "165 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "165 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "165 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "165 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "166 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "166 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "166 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "166 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "167 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "167 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "167 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "167 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "168 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Current method for the within-subjects highest-density intervals (for a heteroscedastic case) does not require specifying the 'hb' argument.## [1] "168 - width(s) = 0.378701567759323" "168 - width(s) = 0.523364136827639"
## [3] "168 - width(s) = 0.504955090236821"
## [1] "169 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "169 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "169 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "169 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "170 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "170 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "170 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "170 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "171 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "171 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "171 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "171 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "172 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "172 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "172 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "172 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "173 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "173 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "173 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "173 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "174 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "174 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "174 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "174 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "175 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "175 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "175 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "175 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "176 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "176 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "176 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "176 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "177 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "177 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "177 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "177 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "178 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "178 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "178 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "178 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "179 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "179 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "179 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "179 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "180 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "180 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "180 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "180 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "181 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "181 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "181 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "181 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "182 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "182 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "182 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "182 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "183 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "183 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "183 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "183 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "184 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "184 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "184 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "184 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "185 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "185 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "185 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "185 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "186 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "186 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "186 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "186 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "187 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "187 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "187 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "187 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "188 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "188 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "188 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "188 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "189 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "189 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "189 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "189 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "190 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "190 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "190 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "190 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "191 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "191 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "191 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "191 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "192 - method = 1 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "192 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "192 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "192 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "193 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "193 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "194 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "194 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "195 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "195 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "196 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "196 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "197 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "197 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "198 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "198 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "199 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "199 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "200 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "200 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "201 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "201 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "202 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "202 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "203 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "203 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "204 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "204 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "205 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "205 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "206 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "206 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "207 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "207 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "208 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "208 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "209 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "209 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "210 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "210 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "211 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "211 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "212 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "212 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "213 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "213 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "214 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "214 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "215 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "215 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "216 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "216 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "217 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "217 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "217 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "217 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "218 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "218 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "218 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "218 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "219 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "219 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "219 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "219 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "220 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "220 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "220 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "220 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "221 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "221 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "221 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "221 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "222 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "222 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "222 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "222 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "223 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "223 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "223 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "223 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "224 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "224 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "224 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "224 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "225 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "225 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "225 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "225 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "226 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "226 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "226 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "226 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "227 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "227 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "227 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "227 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "228 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "228 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "228 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "228 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "229 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "229 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "229 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "229 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "230 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "230 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "230 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "230 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "231 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "231 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "231 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "231 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "232 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "232 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "232 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "232 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "233 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "233 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "233 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "233 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "234 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "234 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "234 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "234 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "235 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "235 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "235 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "235 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "236 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "236 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "236 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "236 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "237 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "237 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "237 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "237 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "238 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "238 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "238 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "238 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "239 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "239 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "239 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "239 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "240 - method = 2 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "240 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "240 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "240 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "241 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "241 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "242 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "242 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "243 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "243 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "244 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "244 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "245 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "245 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "246 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "246 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "247 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "247 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "248 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "248 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "249 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "249 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "250 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "250 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "251 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "251 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "252 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## Warning: There were 10 transitions after warmup that exceeded the maximum treedepth. Increase max_treedepth above 10. See
## http://mc-stan.org/misc/warnings.html#maximum-treedepth-exceeded
## Warning: Examine the pairs() plot to diagnose sampling problems## [1] "252 - width(s) = 0.51502329222363"
## [1] "253 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "253 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "254 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "254 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "255 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "255 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "256 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "256 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "257 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "257 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "258 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "258 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "259 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "259 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "260 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "260 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "261 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "261 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "262 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "262 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "263 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "263 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "264 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 2 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "264 - width(s) = 0.519313144453709"
## [1] "265 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "265 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "265 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "265 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "266 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "266 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "266 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "266 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "267 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "267 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "267 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "267 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "268 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "268 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "268 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "268 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "269 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "269 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "269 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "269 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "270 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "270 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "270 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "270 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "271 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "271 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "271 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "271 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "272 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "272 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "272 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "272 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "273 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "273 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "273 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "273 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "274 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "274 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "274 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "274 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "275 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "275 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "275 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "275 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "276 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "276 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "276 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "276 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "277 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "277 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "277 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "277 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "278 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "278 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "278 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "278 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "279 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "279 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "279 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "279 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "280 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "280 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "280 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "280 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "281 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "281 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "281 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "281 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "282 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "282 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "282 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "282 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "283 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "283 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "283 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "283 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "284 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "284 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "284 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "284 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "285 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "285 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "285 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "285 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "286 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "286 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "286 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "286 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "287 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "287 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "287 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "287 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "288 - method = 2 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "288 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "288 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "288 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "289 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "289 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "290 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "290 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "291 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "291 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "292 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "292 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "293 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "293 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "294 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "294 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "295 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "295 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "296 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "296 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "297 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "297 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "298 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "298 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "299 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "299 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "300 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "300 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "301 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "301 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "302 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "302 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "303 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "303 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "304 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "304 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "305 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "305 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "306 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "306 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "307 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "307 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "308 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "308 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "309 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "309 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "310 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "310 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "311 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "311 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "312 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "312 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "313 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "313 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "313 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "313 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "314 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "314 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "314 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "314 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "315 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "315 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "315 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "315 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "316 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "316 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "316 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "316 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "317 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "317 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "317 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "317 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "318 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "318 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "318 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "318 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "319 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "319 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "319 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "319 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "320 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "320 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "320 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "320 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "321 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "321 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "321 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "321 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "322 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "322 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "322 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "322 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "323 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "323 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "323 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "323 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "324 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "324 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "324 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "324 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "325 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "325 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "325 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "325 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "326 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "326 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "326 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "326 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "327 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "327 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "327 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "327 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "328 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "328 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "328 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "328 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "329 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "329 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "329 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "329 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "330 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "330 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "330 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "330 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "331 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "331 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "331 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "331 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "332 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "332 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "332 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "332 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "333 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "333 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "333 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "333 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "334 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "334 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "334 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "334 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "335 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "335 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "335 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "335 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "336 - method = 3 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "336 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "336 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "336 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "337 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "337 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "338 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "338 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "339 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "339 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "340 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "340 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "341 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "341 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "342 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "342 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "343 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "343 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "344 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "344 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "345 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "345 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "346 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "346 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "347 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "347 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "348 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "348 - width(s) = 0.519473970427095"
## [1] "349 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "349 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "350 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "350 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "351 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "351 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "352 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "352 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "353 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "353 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "354 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "354 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "355 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "355 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "356 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "356 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "357 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "357 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "358 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "358 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "359 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "359 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "360 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 3 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "360 - width(s) = 0.517730920985056"
## [1] "361 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "361 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "361 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "361 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "362 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "362 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "362 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "362 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "363 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "363 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "363 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "363 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "364 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "364 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "364 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "364 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "365 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "365 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "365 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "365 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "366 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "366 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "366 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "366 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "367 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "367 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "367 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "367 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "368 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "368 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "368 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "368 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "369 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "369 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "369 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "369 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "370 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "370 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "370 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "370 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "371 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "371 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "371 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "371 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "372 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "372 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "372 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "372 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "373 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "373 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "373 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "373 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "374 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "374 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "374 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "374 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "375 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "375 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "375 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "375 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "376 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "376 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "376 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "376 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "377 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "377 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "377 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "377 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "378 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "378 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "378 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "378 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "379 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "379 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "379 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "379 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "380 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "380 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "380 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "380 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "381 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "381 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "381 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "381 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "382 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "382 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "382 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "382 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "383 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "383 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "383 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "383 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "384 - method = 3 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "384 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "384 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "384 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "385 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "385 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "386 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "386 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "387 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "387 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "388 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "388 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "389 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "389 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "390 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "390 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "391 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "391 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "392 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "392 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "393 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "393 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "394 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "394 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "395 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "395 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "396 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "396 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "397 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "397 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "398 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "398 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "399 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "399 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "400 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "400 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "401 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "401 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "402 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "402 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "403 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "403 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "404 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "404 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "405 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "405 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "406 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "406 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "407 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "407 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "408 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "408 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "409 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "409 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "409 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "409 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "410 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "410 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "410 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "410 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "411 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "411 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "411 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "411 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "412 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "412 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "412 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "412 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "413 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "413 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "413 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "413 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "414 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "414 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "414 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "414 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "415 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "415 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "415 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "415 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "416 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "416 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "416 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "416 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "417 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "417 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "417 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "417 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "418 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "418 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "418 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "418 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "419 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "419 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "419 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "419 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "420 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "420 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "420 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "420 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "421 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "421 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "421 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "421 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "422 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "422 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "422 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "422 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "423 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "423 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "423 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "423 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "424 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "424 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "424 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "424 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "425 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "425 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "425 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "425 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "426 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "426 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "426 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "426 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "427 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "427 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "427 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "427 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "428 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "428 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "428 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "428 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "429 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "429 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "429 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "429 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "430 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "430 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "430 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "430 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "431 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "431 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "431 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "431 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "432 - method = 4 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "432 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "432 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "432 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "433 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "433 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "434 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "434 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "435 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "435 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "436 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "436 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "437 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "437 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "438 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "438 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "439 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "439 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "440 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "440 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "441 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "441 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "442 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "442 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "443 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "443 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "444 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "444 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "445 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "445 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "446 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "446 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "447 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "447 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "448 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "448 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "449 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "449 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "450 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "450 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "451 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "451 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "452 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "452 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "453 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "453 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "454 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "454 - width(s) = 0.530664164123155"
## [1] "455 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "455 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "456 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 4 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 4 does not require specifying the 'treat' and 'ht' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "456 - width(s) = 0.53039666585359"
## [1] "457 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "457 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "457 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "457 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "458 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "458 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "458 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "458 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "459 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "459 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "459 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "459 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "460 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "460 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "460 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "460 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "461 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "461 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "461 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "461 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "462 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "462 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "462 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "462 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "463 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "463 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "463 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "463 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "464 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "464 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "464 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "464 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "465 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "465 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "465 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "465 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "466 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "466 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "466 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "466 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "467 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "467 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "467 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "467 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "468 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "468 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "468 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "468 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "469 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "469 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "469 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "469 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "470 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "470 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "470 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "470 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "471 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "471 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "471 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "471 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "472 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "472 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "472 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "472 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "473 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "473 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "473 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "473 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "474 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "474 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "474 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "474 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "475 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "475 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "475 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "475 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "476 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "476 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "476 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "476 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "477 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "477 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "477 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "477 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "478 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "478 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "478 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "478 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "479 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "479 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "479 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "479 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "480 - method = 4 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "480 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "480 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "480 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "481 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "481 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "482 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "482 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "483 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "483 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "484 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "484 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "485 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "485 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "486 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "486 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "487 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "487 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "488 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "488 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "489 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "489 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "490 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "490 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "491 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "491 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "492 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "492 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "493 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "493 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "494 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "494 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "495 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "495 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "496 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "496 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "497 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "497 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "498 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "498 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "499 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "499 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "500 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "500 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "501 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "501 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "502 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "502 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "503 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "503 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "504 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "504 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "505 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "505 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "505 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "505 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "506 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "506 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "506 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "506 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "507 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "507 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "507 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "507 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "508 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "508 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "508 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "508 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "509 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "509 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "509 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "509 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "510 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "510 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "510 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "510 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "511 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "511 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "511 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "511 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "512 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "512 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "512 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "512 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "513 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "513 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "513 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "513 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "514 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "514 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "514 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "514 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "515 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "515 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "515 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "515 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "516 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "516 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "516 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "516 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "517 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "517 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "517 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "517 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "518 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "518 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "518 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "518 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "519 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "519 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "519 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "519 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "520 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "520 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "520 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "520 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "521 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "521 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "521 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "521 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "522 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "522 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "522 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "522 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "523 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "523 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "523 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "523 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "524 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "524 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "524 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "524 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "525 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "525 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "525 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "525 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "526 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "526 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "526 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "526 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "527 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "527 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "527 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "527 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "528 - method = 5 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "528 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "528 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "528 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "529 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "529 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "530 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "530 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "531 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "531 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "532 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "532 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "533 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "533 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "534 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "534 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "535 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "535 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "536 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "536 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "537 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "537 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "538 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "538 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "539 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "539 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "540 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "540 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "541 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "541 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "542 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "542 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "543 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "543 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "544 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "544 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "545 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "545 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "546 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "546 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "547 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "547 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "548 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "548 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "549 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "549 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "550 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "550 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "551 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "551 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "552 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 5 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 5 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "552 - width(s) = 0.517021586059439"
## [1] "553 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "553 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "553 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "553 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "554 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "554 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "554 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "554 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "555 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "555 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "555 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "555 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "556 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "556 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "556 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "556 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "557 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "557 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "557 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "557 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "558 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "558 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "558 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "558 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "559 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "559 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "559 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "559 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "560 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "560 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "560 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "560 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "561 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "561 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "561 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "561 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "562 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "562 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "562 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "562 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "563 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "563 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "563 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "563 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "564 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "564 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "564 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "564 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "565 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "565 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "565 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "565 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "566 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "566 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "566 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "566 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "567 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "567 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "567 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "567 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "568 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "568 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "568 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "568 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "569 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "569 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "569 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "569 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "570 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "570 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "570 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "570 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "571 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "571 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "571 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "571 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "572 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "572 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "572 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "572 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "573 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "573 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "573 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "573 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "574 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "574 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "574 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "574 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "575 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "575 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "575 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "575 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "576 - method = 5 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "576 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "576 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "576 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "577 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"
## [1] "577 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "578 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"
## [1] "578 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "579 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "579 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "580 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "580 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "581 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "581 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "582 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "582 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "583 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "583 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "584 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "584 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "585 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "585 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "586 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "586 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "587 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "587 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "588 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "588 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "589 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "589 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "590 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "590 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "591 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "591 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "592 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "592 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "593 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "593 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "594 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "594 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "595 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "595 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "596 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "596 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "597 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "597 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "598 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "598 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "599 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "599 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "600 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "600 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "601 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "601 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "601 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "601 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "602 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "602 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "602 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "602 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "603 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "603 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "603 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "603 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "604 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "604 - width(s) = 3.44282508569483" "604 - width(s) = 3.43364756356203"
## [3] "604 - width(s) = 3.48449731179104"
## [1] "605 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "605 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "605 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "605 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "606 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "606 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "606 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "606 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "607 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "607 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "607 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "607 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "608 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "608 - width(s) = 3.21970007022286" "608 - width(s) = 3.16376067401119"
## [3] "608 - width(s) = 3.20722103801694"
## [1] "609 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "609 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "609 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "609 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "610 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "610 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "610 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "610 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "611 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "611 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "611 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "611 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "612 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "612 - width(s) = 3.45404369802032" "612 - width(s) = 3.41150749702085"
## [3] "612 - width(s) = 3.40369175687549"
## [1] "613 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "613 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "613 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "613 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "614 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "614 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "614 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "614 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "615 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "615 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "615 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "615 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "616 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "616 - width(s) = 3.48925087862245" "616 - width(s) = 3.46275124466821"
## [3] "616 - width(s) = 3.50137967846902"
## [1] "617 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "617 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "617 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "617 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "618 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "618 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "618 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "618 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "619 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "619 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "619 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "619 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "620 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "620 - width(s) = 3.28239198984985" "620 - width(s) = 3.17515311893153"
## [3] "620 - width(s) = 3.22355790111742"
## [1] "621 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "621 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "621 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "621 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "622 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "622 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "622 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "622 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "623 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "623 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "623 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "623 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "624 - method = 6 , var.equal = TRUE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "624 - width(s) = 3.43059758481082" "624 - width(s) = 3.39194832990389"
## [3] "624 - width(s) = 3.55906356640901"
## [1] "625 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "625 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "626 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.## [1] "626 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "627 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "627 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "628 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "628 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "629 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "629 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "630 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "630 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "631 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "631 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "632 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "632 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "633 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "633 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "634 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "634 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "635 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "635 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "636 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "636 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "637 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "637 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "638 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "638 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "639 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "639 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "640 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "640 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "641 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "641 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "642 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "642 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "643 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "643 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "644 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "644 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "645 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "645 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "646 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "646 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "647 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "647 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "648 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = within , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## A method option other than 0 or 1 is used with var.equal = FALSE and design = 'within'.
## Thus, a pooled estimate of variability will be used just as method = 6 in the homoscedastic case.
## Method 6 does not require specifying the 'treat', 'ht', and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "648 - width(s) = 0.513613606426613"
## [1] "649 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "649 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "649 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "649 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "650 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "650 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "650 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "650 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "651 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "651 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "651 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "651 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "652 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "652 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "652 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "652 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "653 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "653 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "653 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "653 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "654 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "654 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "654 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "654 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "655 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "655 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "655 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "655 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "656 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "656 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "656 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "656 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "657 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "657 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "657 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "657 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "658 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "658 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "658 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "658 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "659 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "659 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "659 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "659 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "660 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = random , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "660 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "660 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "660 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "661 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "661 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "661 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "661 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "662 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "662 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "662 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "662 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "663 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "663 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "663 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "663 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "664 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "664 - width(s) = 3.57301786493293" "664 - width(s) = 3.57323255873523"
## [3] "664 - width(s) = 3.58187897438852"
## [1] "665 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "665 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "665 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "665 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "666 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "666 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "666 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "666 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "667 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "667 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "667 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "667 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "668 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 0.5 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "668 - width(s) = 3.30428553998535" "668 - width(s) = 3.35990197560872"
## [3] "668 - width(s) = 3.39159207494046"
## [1] "669 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "669 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "669 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "669 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "670 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "670 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "670 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "670 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "671 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = FALSE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "671 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "671 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "671 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"
## [1] "672 - method = 6 , var.equal = FALSE , design = between , treat = fixed , ht = 1.1 , hb = 1.1 , diagnostics = TRUE"## Standard highest-density intervals method does not require specifying the 'method' and 'hb' arguments. See ?rmHDI for details.## [1] "672 - width(s) = 3.48887411023775" "672 - width(s) = 3.67684629417175"
## [3] "672 - width(s) = 3.67930119551027"