rtTMTI_CDF: Computes the analytical version of the rtMTI_infty CDF. When...
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rtTMTI_CDF R Documentation
Computes the analytical version of the rtMTI_infty CDF. When m>100, this should
not be used.
Description
Computes the analytical version of the rtMTI_infty CDF. When m>100, this should
not be used.
Usage
rtTMTI_CDF(x, m, K)
Arguments
x
Point in which to evaluate the CDF.
m
Number of independent tests to combine.
K
Integer; the truncation point to use.
Value
The probability that the test statistic is at most x assuming
independence under the global null hypothesis.
Examples
rtTMTI_CDF(0.05, 100, 10)
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Computes the analytical version of the rtMTI_infty CDF. When m>100, this should not be used.
Description
Computes the analytical version of the rtMTI_infty CDF. When m>100, this should not be used.
Usage
rtTMTI_CDF(x, m, K)
Arguments
x |
Point in which to evaluate the CDF. |
m |
Number of independent tests to combine. |
K |
Integer; the truncation point to use. |
Value
The probability that the test statistic is at most x assuming independence under the global null hypothesis.
Examples
rtTMTI_CDF(0.05, 100, 10)
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