calc_ncp_chi2: Find the non-centrality parameter corresponding to Type I...
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calc_ncp_chi2 R Documentation
Find the non-centrality parameter corresponding to Type I error rate and statistical power
Description
Allows user to find the corresponding non-centrality parameter for power analysis based on the Type I error rate, statistical power, and degrees of freedom.
Usage
calc_ncp_chi2(alpha, power, df = 1)
Arguments
alpha
Type I error rate; numeric.
power
Desired statistical power in decimal form; numeric.
df
Degrees of freedom; numeric.
Value
A number.
Examples
calc_ncp_chi2(alpha = 0.05, power = 0.8, df = 1)
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Find the non-centrality parameter corresponding to Type I error rate and statistical power
Description
Allows user to find the corresponding non-centrality parameter for power analysis based on the Type I error rate, statistical power, and degrees of freedom.
Usage
calc_ncp_chi2(alpha, power, df = 1)
Arguments
alpha |
Type I error rate; numeric. |
power |
Desired statistical power in decimal form; numeric. |
df |
Degrees of freedom; numeric. |
Value
A number.
Examples
calc_ncp_chi2(alpha = 0.05, power = 0.8, df = 1)
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