run.BayesianLR.test: The actual function that runs the test. BayesianLR.test is a...

In bootLR: Bootstrapped Confidence Intervals for (Negative) Likelihood Ratio Tests

Description

The actual function that runs the test. BayesianLR.test is a wrapper that runs this with ever-looser tolerances.

Usage

run.BayesianLR.test(truePos, totalDzPos, trueNeg, totalDzNeg, R = 10^4,
  verbose = FALSE, parameters = list(shrink = 5, tol = 5e-04, nEach =
  80), ci.width = 0.95, consistentQuantile = 0.5, ...)

Arguments

truePos	The number of true positive tests.
totalDzPos	The total number of positives ("sick") in the population.
trueNeg	The number of true negatives in the population.
totalDzNeg	The total number of negatives ("well") in the population.
R	is the number of replications in each round of the bootstrap (has been tested at 10,000 or greater).
verbose	Whether to display internal operations as they happen.
parameters	List of control parameters (shrink, tol, nEach) for sequential grid search.
ci.width	The width of the confidence interval used by boot.ci (not necessarily the same as the width of the CI produced by the algorithm overall; if this parameter is changed, results are not tested)
consistentQuantile	Defaults to 0.5, i.e. the median. Finds the lowest probability for which the random draws are likely to be consistently one, where consistently is defined by this value (i.e. at .5, a simple majority of the time is enough for consistency). Changing this parameter results in different properties than have been tested and is not recommended.
...	Arguments to pass along to boot.ci for the BCa confidence intervals.

Value

An object of class lrtest.

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