There are three main input areas on this page, the design matrix, the hypotheses
matrices and RGLM.IN. Each can be entered in the textarea provided, or by specifying
a file on the user's machine. The hypotheses matrices and RGLM.IN are optional. Below
the input area an example is provided.
The design matrix and the hypotheses matrices must be entered in RGLM specific
format. For the design matrix, the first line must be one or more astericks (*),
the second line must be n p and the following lines are the augmented design matrix
and response vector.
A hypothesis matrix does not have to be entered, but if it
is, then the first line is one or more astericks, second line is number of hypotheis
matrices and the third line is one or more astericks. The following lines are
the hypotheses matrices. Each hypothesis matrix must be separated by a line of
astericks. The first line of each hypothesis matrix must be q p g, where the size
of the hypothesis matrix is qxp and g is the constraint indicator, followed by the
rows of the hypothesis matrix.
The RGLM.IN file indicates the type of analysis performed by rglm. If it is not provided,
then the default is run, with the default being the Wilcoxon scores and the intercept
estimated by median of the residuals.