I have created three groups under one composite and I want to give equal space between three groups. Can anyone please help me on this?
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I just recently discovered gtsummary and I'm impressed by the ease of use and the amount of work that our team won't have to do creating summary tables of our results. Thanks!
My question: With more than two groups, the p-value included with add_p() refers to the global test. How can I obtain the information about the post hoc comparaisons between groups? In some journals, we see the use of superscripted letters.
I looked for the add_difference() option but it prints the difference between two groups. I also thought that add_q() would help me.
Thanks in advance!
There is no built-in function for pairwise differences, but this post illustrates how to incorporate them
How to calculate SMD between 3 groups or more?
I have tried to summarize the what, how and why (not) about the "Compact Letter Display" you are talking about in this chapter: https://schmidtpaul.github.io/dsfair_quarto/summaryarticles/compactletterdisplay.html
Does that help?
I have one agent (100 population) in main. Is it possible to divide this population into several groups, separated from each other but still connected?
There was a solution where we can define this population in another agent (containing square fields), but we need not have this dependency over another agent. I hope there will be a solution.
Thank you for help.
Sure. Many different options, depends on what you want to do with them.
Easiest is to use a parameter within your Agent type, maybe "gender". Create an OptionList "availableGenders" with entries like "FEMALE" and "MALE".
Then, when creating your agents, you can assign each a gender via that parameter.
Now, you have 1 population of humans but you can easily filter them by gender (using findAll(myPopulation, a -> a.gender.equals(MALE)) or similar)
Lots of example models use this approach, please check them to understand how it is done.
We have a rather complex AnalysisServices tabular model with over 100 tables. We would like to group tables which belong to the same logical area visually together. Ideally PowerBI would then display expandable groups.
I have found 'Display Folders' only for measures within an AS Tabular model. Is there a way I can do the same on the table level?
That specific functionality does not exist but the most similar one I know is Perspectives.
A simple Use Case is to define Perspectives as subject area and specify which objects belong to each perspective. For example, you can define the Perspective Sales which contains all entities relevant to sales subject. Then the Perspective Marketing which contains all entities relevant to marketing subject.
i need to merge two instances(those are output of StrinToWordVector) with different set of attribute but overlapping and completely different instances in weka .is there any easy way to do it ?(in other word,i have two tfidf matrix with diferent doc and different word (but overlapped) and i want to have a tfidf matrix that is union of all of them)
You can use InputMappedClassifier, although there are two other options if you still have your documents in raw format, as discused here.
Please check if weka.join could help you, this is an extended weka.core.Instaces class with methods like innerJoin, leftJoin, fullJoin, update and union.
Is there any ways to generate treelike structure in JasperReport? If it exists, it would be awesome, otherwise it would be a great headache
Thank you
What exactly you want to produce?
If you have known number of "levels" you could make groups for each of these levels and print "level" name in header of the group (and hide details band) and thus simulating treelike structure.