R couldn't detect the column that actually exist! How do I fix it?
US_mem_forAV #A tibble: 206 x 4 #Groups: Subj [103]
Subj Session USIdentity version
1 new108 A 0.0833 sleep
2 new108 B 0.0833 sleep
3 new113 A 0.417 sleep
4 new113 B 0.25 sleep
5 new117 A 0.25 sleep
6 new117 B 0.167 sleep
7 new118 A 0.833 sleep
8 new118 B 0.75 sleep
9 new122 A 1 sleep
10 new122 B 1 sleep
#... with 196 more rows
This is the command I was trying to run:
res.aov <- anova_test(
data = US_mem_forAV, dv = USIdentity, wid = Subj,
between = version, within = Session
)
This is the error message I get:
Error: Problem with mutate() input data.
x Can't subset columns that don't exist.
x Column Subj doesn't exist.
i Input data is map(.data$data, .f, ...)
I also tried ezANOVA but Subj is also not detected/usable.
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