extractPower: Calculate power values
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extractPower R Documentation
Calculate power values
Description
Calculates local power values, expected number of rejections, the power to
reject at least one hypothesis and the power to reject all hypotheses.
Usage
extractPower(x, f = list())
Arguments
x
A matrix containing the rejected hypothesis, as produces by the
graphTest function.
f
List of user defined power functions. If one is interested in the
power to reject hypotheses 1 and 3 one could specify function(x) {x[1]
&& x[3]}. If f is a named list, the result will contain corresponding items
with the same names (among the default elements described in the following).
Value
A list containg at least the following four elements and
an element for each element in the parameter f.
LocPowerA numeric giving the local powers for the hypotheses
ExpNrRejThe expected number of rejections
PowAtlst1The power to reject at least one hypothesis
RejectAllThe power to reject all hypotheses
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Calculate power values
Description
Calculates local power values, expected number of rejections, the power to reject at least one hypothesis and the power to reject all hypotheses.
Usage
extractPower(x, f = list())
Arguments
x |
A matrix containing the rejected hypothesis, as produces by the graphTest function. |
f |
List of user defined power functions. If one is interested in the
power to reject hypotheses 1 and 3 one could specify |
Value
A list containg at least the following four elements and
an element for each element in the parameter f.
LocPowerA numeric giving the local powers for the hypotheses
ExpNrRejThe expected number of rejections
PowAtlst1The power to reject at least one hypothesis
RejectAllThe power to reject all hypotheses
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