pvaluesceucl | R Documentation |
Using the Euclidean distance for the distances calculation, this function takes a dataframe, a variable or variables (two or more), a p_value method such as "bootstrap" and "permutation" and returns the p_values matrix or matrices (two or more) between each pair of factors and a plot or plots (two or more) if the user select TRUE or leaves the parameter without argument.
pvaluesceucl(
dataset,
formula,
pvalue.method = "permutation",
plot = TRUE,
seed = NULL,
min_group_size = 3
)
dataset |
A dataframe. |
formula |
A variable or variables (two or more) with factors which you want to calculate the Euclidean distances matrix or matrices (two or more). |
pvalue.method |
A p_value method used to calculate the matrix or matrices (two or more), the default value is "permutation". Another method is "bootstrap". |
plot |
if TRUE, plot the p_values heatmap or heatmaps (two or more). The default value is TRUE. |
seed |
Optionally, set a seed for "bootstrap" and "permutation" methods. |
min_group_size |
Minimum group size to maintain. The default value is 3, therefore groups, inside variables, with less than 3 observations will be discarded. |
A list containing a matrix or matrices (two or more) of p_values and, optionally, the plot.
# Example with iris dataset
# Calculate p_values of "Species" variable in iris dataset
pvaluesceucl(iris,~Species, pvalue.method = "permutation"
, min_group_size = 3)
# Example with mtcars dataset
# Calculate p_values of "am" variable in mtcars dataset
pvaluesceucl(mtcars,~am + carb,
pvalue.method = "bootstrap",
seed = 100, min_group_size = 2)
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