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4.6 years ago
uvika85
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hi, I am working on a metagenomics project. The company provides me one table which says like this....
***********ALPHA DIVERSITY STATS-----KRUSKAL WALLIS PAIRWISE COMPARISON***********
Group1 Group2 Chao1 Goods coverage observed OTUs FaithsPD Shannon Simpson
Cond_4Day Cond_7Day 1.80 0.263 0.180 0.881 0.456 0.655
Cond_4Day control 0.034 1.010 0.034 0.480 0.290 0.290
Cond_7Day control 0.327 0.439 0.327 0.462 0.624 0.462
I am new to statistics and could not able to understand the result. I already learned about every measure of alpha diversity(chao1, goods coverage, etc).but could not able link this with Kruskal Wallis pairwise comparison. If anybody could help me to understand this, I would be highly grateful.
Thanks
Why do you not clarify this with the company that did the work for you?
I could not (unavoidable circumstances), thats why asking the most probable platform I know
Chao, Faith's PD, Shannon, and Simpson are measures of alpha diversity. Each row in your data is a comparison between: