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What do you mean by "fixed"? If you mean are these factors fixed effects (as opposed to random effects) then yes, they are fixed effects.
How would we know :-) You haven't told us what you are trying to do, what hypotheses you want to test etc.
This is not true; it wasn't even true (AFAICR) in the old |
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Hi!
I'm really lost because I have read very different things of the same topic.
I have a continous variable of interest (X), but also factors that I think they can affect my results (for me the most interesting factor is Sampling site). So, I have made this formula for adonis2:
adonis2(X ~ SamplingSite + Year + Sex + Age + SampleType, data=mydata,method = "euclidean", permutations = 99999)
(Sampling site has 2 levels, Year has 4 categories, Sex has 2, Age has 2, Sample type has 2)
-Are these factors "fixed" in this way?
-Is this formula right? I know that changing order makes results to be different. Maybe because not all factors have exactly the same n by category? My total n is also <30
Any help/advice/suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Thank you in advance!
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