getTer: Calculate Mean of the nondecision distribution.
In DstarM: Analyze Two Choice Reaction Time Data with the D*M Method
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Calculate Mean of the nondecision distribution.
Usage
1
Arguments
res
An object of class D*M.
data
The data object used to create res.
formula
Optional formula argument, for when columns names in the data are different from those used to obtain the results.
Details
The object res can either be output from estDstarM or output from estND.
If the former is supplied it is also necessary to supply the data used for the estimation.
The mean will then be estimated by subtracting the mean of the model densities from the mean of the data density.
If the latter is supplied than this is not required; the mean will be calculated by
integrating the nondecision distribution.
Value
A vector containing estimates for the mean of the nondecision densities.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Calculate Mean of the nondecision distribution.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
res |
An object of class D*M. |
data |
The data object used to create |
formula |
Optional formula argument, for when columns names in the data are different from those used to obtain the results. |
Details
The object res can either be output from estDstarM or output from estND.
If the former is supplied it is also necessary to supply the data used for the estimation.
The mean will then be estimated by subtracting the mean of the model densities from the mean of the data density.
If the latter is supplied than this is not required; the mean will be calculated by
integrating the nondecision distribution.
Value
A vector containing estimates for the mean of the nondecision densities.
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