| #!/usr/bin/env python | |
| # Manually sorts bracketed BibTex citations in Pandoc Markdown. | |
| # pandoc-citeproc will do with automatically for most csl styles, | |
| # but has no option to override the sorting order for specific | |
| # groups of references - for example if you wish to say | |
| # "Smith's (1997; 2001; Aardvark & Smith, 1990) work with ant colonies ..." | |
| # References are sorted by author, then by year, then by title, | |
| # as per the APA system. |
| library(lme4) | |
| library(lmerTest) | |
| library(dplyr) | |
| data = read.table('~/Desktop/sof_data.csv') | |
| # or | |
| #data = read.table('clipboard') | |
| # Analysing all data | |
| # t test |
This is a pretty ugly hack, and I apologize to everyone concerned, but I've got around this problem like so:
grouped = data.groupby(['code', 'acc'])
means = grouped.mean()
means['nx'] = [group.nx.mean() for name, group in grouped]
means['ny'] = [group.ny.mean() for name, group in grouped]
group1_correct = means.xs('group1').xs(True)
group1_correct['nx'] # Can only be indexed this way
| {%- extends 'html_basic.tpl' -%} | |
| {%- block header -%} | |
| <!DOCTYPE html> | |
| <html> | |
| <head> | |
| <meta charset="utf-8" /> | |
| <title>{{resources['metadata']['name']}}</title> |