TripleR: An R package for social relations analyses based on round-robin designs
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TripleR is presented, an R package for the calculation of social relations analyses (Kenny, 1994) based on round-robin designs that requires only minimal knowledge of R, and results can be exported for subsequent analyses to other software packages.Abstract:
In this article, we present TripleR, an R package for the calculation of social relations analyses (Kenny, 1994) based on round-robin designs. The scope of existing software solutions is ported to R and enhanced with previously unimplemented methods of significance testing in single groups (Lashley & Bond, 1997) and handling of missing values. The package requires only minimal knowledge of R, and results can be exported for subsequent analyses to other software packages. We demonstrate the use of TripleR with several didactic examples.read more
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