Studentized Range Distribution in R (2 Examples) | ptukey & qtukey Functions

In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to apply the Studentized Range distribution functions in R.

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Here’s how to do it.

Example 1: Studentized Range Cumulative Distribution Function (ptukey Function)

Example 1 shows how to draw a plot of the Studentized Range cumulative distribution function (CDF) in R:

x_ptukey <- seq(0, 30, by = 1)                       # Specify x-values for ptukey function
y_ptukey <- ptukey(x_ptukey, nmeans = 5, df = 2)     # Apply ptukey function
plot(y_ptukey, type = "o")                           # Plot ptukey values

CDF of Studentized Range distribution

Figure 1: CDF of Studentized Range Distribution in R.

Example 2: Studentized Range Quantile Function (qtukey Function)

The second example illustrates how to plot the quantile function of the Studentized Range distribution in R:

x_qtukey <- seq(0, 1, by = 0.01)                     # Specify x-values for qtukey function
y_qtukey <- qtukey(x_qtukey, nmeans = 5, df = 2)     # Apply qtukey function
plot(y_qtukey, type = "o")                           # Plot qtukey values

Quantile Function of Studentized Range distribution

Figure 2: Quantile Function of Studentized Range Distribution in R.

Video & Further Resources

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You might also have a look at the other posts on distributions and the simulation of random numbers in the R programming language:

In addition, you may read the related R programming articles of my website.

In summary: This tutorial illustrated how to use the Studentized Range commands in the R programming language. If you have additional questions, don’t hesitate to let me know in the comments section below.