varbin-class: Representation of Objects of Formal Class "varbin"
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varbin-class R Documentation
Representation of Objects of Formal Class "varbin"
Description
Representation of the output of function varbin used to estimate proportions and their variance
under various distribution assumptions.
Objects from the Class
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("varbin", ...) or, more commonly,
via the function varbin.
Slots
CALLThe call of the function.
tabA data frame containing the estimates, their variance and the confidence limits.
pbootA numeric vector containing the bootstrap replicates.
alphaThe \alpha level to compute confidence intervals.
featuresA named numeric vector summarizing the design.
Methods
- varbin
signature(object = "varbin"): see varbin.
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Representation of Objects of Formal Class "varbin"
Description
Representation of the output of function varbin used to estimate proportions and their variance
under various distribution assumptions.
Objects from the Class
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("varbin", ...) or, more commonly,
via the function varbin.
Slots
CALLThe call of the function.
tabA data frame containing the estimates, their variance and the confidence limits.
pbootA numeric vector containing the bootstrap replicates.
alphaThe
\alphalevel to compute confidence intervals.featuresA named numeric vector summarizing the design.
Methods
- varbin
signature(object = "varbin"): seevarbin.
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