Print an object of class ge_factanal
in two ways. By default, the results are
shown in the R console. The results can also be exported to the directory.
Usage
# S3 method for class 'env_stratification'
print(x, export = FALSE, file.name = NULL, digits = 3, ...)
Author
Tiago Olivoto tiagoolivoto@gmail.com
Examples
# \donttest{
library(metan)
model <-
env_stratification(data_ge,
env = ENV,
gen = GEN,
resp = GY)
print(model)
#> Variable GY
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Environment stratification based on factor analysis
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> MEGA_ENV ENV
#> ME1 E1 , E10, E11, E12, E13, E5
#> ME2 E3, E6
#> ME3 E14, E8
#> ME4 E2, E4
#> ME5 E7, E9
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Statistic by environment
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> ENV MEGA_ENV MEAN MIN MAX CV
#> E1 ME1 2.521 1.974 2.902 13.304
#> E10 ME1 2.175 1.536 2.575 14.435
#> E11 ME1 1.368 0.899 1.683 16.392
#> E12 ME1 1.609 1.022 2.000 20.309
#> E13 ME1 2.910 1.831 3.520 16.760
#> E5 ME1 3.910 3.366 4.812 10.709
#> E3 ME2 4.064 3.435 4.569 8.223
#> E6 ME2 2.663 2.336 2.985 7.955
#> E14 ME3 1.782 1.427 2.060 11.705
#> E8 ME3 2.536 2.045 2.879 10.545
#> E2 ME4 3.180 2.613 3.608 8.253
#> E4 ME4 3.675 3.019 4.271 11.451
#> E7 ME5 1.989 1.393 2.551 16.850
#> E9 ME5 3.057 1.943 3.725 15.567
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Statistic by mega-environment (mean values)
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> MEGA_ENV MEAN MIN MAX CV
#> ME1 2.415 1.771 2.915 15.318
#> ME2 3.364 2.885 3.777 8.089
#> ME3 2.159 1.736 2.469 11.125
#> ME4 3.428 2.816 3.940 9.852
#> ME5 2.523 1.668 3.138 16.209
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> Mean = mean; Min = minimum; Max = maximum; CV = coefficient of variation (%)
#> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#>
#>
# }