ebsamplesize
from the
method EpiBayesSampleSize
in a nice form.
"print"(x, out.ptilde = c("p2.tilde", "p4.tilde", "p6.tilde"), ...)
ebsamplesize
(e.g., the output of
function EpiBayesSampleSize
).sumstat
.
ebhistoricalsummary
returned by the method
summary.ebhistorical
, which creates its own class of object much like
the summary method for lm
objects. There is an additional plot method that
will plot the summary output called plot.ebhistoricalsummary
.