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Performs two-sample sign test on samples.
LearnNonparam::PermuTest -> LearnNonparam::TwoSampleTest -> LearnNonparam::TwoSamplePairedTest -> Sign
LearnNonparam::PermuTest
LearnNonparam::TwoSampleTest
LearnNonparam::TwoSamplePairedTest
Sign
correct
Whether to apply continuity correction.
Sign$new()
Inherited methods LearnNonparam::PermuTest$plot() LearnNonparam::PermuTest$print() LearnNonparam::PermuTest$test()
LearnNonparam::PermuTest$plot()
LearnNonparam::PermuTest$print()
LearnNonparam::PermuTest$test()
new()
Create a new Sign object.
Sign$new( type = c("permu", "asymp"), alternative = c("two_sided", "less", "greater"), n_permu = 10000, correct = TRUE )
type
a character string specifying the way to calculate the p-value.
alternative
a character string specifying the alternative hypothesis.
n_permu
an integer indicating number of permutations for the permutation distribution. If set to zero (default) then all permutations are used.
a logical indicating whether to apply continuity correction in the normal approximation for the p-value.
A Sign object.
t <- pmt( "paired.sign", alternative = "greater", n_permu = 0 )$test( rep(c(+1, -1), c(12, 5)), rep(0, 17) )$print() t$type <- "asymp" t
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