add_stats
assumes the input of the 4 essential classification outcomes
(as frequency counts in a data frame "data"
with variable names "hi"
, "fa"
, "mi"
, and "cr"
)
and uses them to compute various decision accuracy measures.
add_stats(
data,
correction = 0.25,
sens.w = NULL,
my.goal = NULL,
my.goal.fun = NULL,
cost.outcomes = NULL,
cost.each = NULL
)
A data frame with variables of computed accuracy and cost measures (but dropping inputs).
A data frame with 4 frequency counts (as integer values, named "hi"
, "fa"
, "mi"
, and "cr"
).
numeric. Correction added to all counts for calculating dprime
.
Default: correction = .25
.
numeric. Sensitivity weight (for computing weighted accuracy, wacc
).
Default: sens.w = NULL
(to ensure that values are passed by calling function).
Name of an optional, user-defined goal (as character string).
Default: my.goal = NULL
.
User-defined goal function (with 4 arguments hi fa mi cr
).
Default: my.goal.fun = NULL
.
list. A list of length 4 named "hi"
, "fa"
, "mi"
, "cr"
, and
specifying the costs of a hit, false alarm, miss, and correct rejection, respectively.
E.g.; cost.outcomes = listc("hi" = 0, "fa" = 10, "mi" = 20, "cr" = 0)
means that a
false alarm and miss cost 10 and 20 units, respectively, while correct decisions incur no costs.
Default: cost.outcomes = NULL
(to ensure that values are passed by calling function).
numeric. An optional fixed cost added to all outputs (e.g., the cost of using the cue).
Default: cost.each = NULL
(to ensure that values are passed by calling function).
Providing numeric values for cost.each
(as a vector) and cost.outcomes
(as a named list)
allows computing cost information for the counts of corresponding classification decisions.