Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also
View source: R/findintercorr_cont_nb.R
This function calculates a k_cont x k_nb
intermediate matrix of correlations for the k_cont
continuous and
k_nb
Negative Binomial variables. It extends the method of Amatya & Demirtas (2015, doi: 10.1080/00949655.2014.953534) to
continuous variables generated using
Headrick's fifth-order polynomial transformation and Negative Binomial variables. Here, the intermediate correlation
between Z1 and Z2 (where Z1 is the standard normal variable transformed using Headrick's fifth-order or Fleishman's
third-order method to produce a continuous variable Y1, and Z2 is the standard normal variable used to generate a
Negative Binomial variable via the inverse cdf method) is calculated by dividing the target correlation by a correction factor.
The correction factor is the product of the upper Frechet-Hoeffding bound on the correlation between a Negative Binomial
variable and the normal variable used to generate it (see chat_nb
) and the power method
correlation (described in Headrick & Kowalchuk, 2007, doi: 10.1080/10629360600605065) between Y1 and Z1. The function is used in
findintercorr
and rcorrvar
.
This function would not ordinarily be called by the user.
1 2 | findintercorr_cont_nb(method, constants, rho_cont_nb, size, prob, mu = NULL,
nrand = 100000, seed = 1234)
|
method |
the method used to generate the |
constants |
a matrix with |
rho_cont_nb |
a |
size |
a vector of size parameters for the Negative Binomial variables (see |
prob |
a vector of success probability parameters |
mu |
a vector of mean parameters (*Note: either |
nrand |
the number of random numbers to generate in calculating the bound (default = 10000) |
seed |
the seed used in random number generation (default = 1234) |
a k_cont x k_nb
matrix whose rows represent the k_cont
continuous variables and columns represent the
k_nb
Negative Binomial variables
Please see references for findintercorr_cont_pois
.
chat_nb
, power_norm_corr
,
find_constants
,
findintercorr
, rcorrvar
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