isocir: S3 Objects of Class isocir.

In isocir: Isotonic Inference for Circular Data

S3 Objects of Class isocir.

Description

This function creates an S3 object of class isocir. There are also some methods described for the class isocir.

Usage

isocir(cirmeans = NULL, SCE =NULL, CIRE = NULL, pvalue = NULL, kappa = NULL)
is.isocir(x)
## S3 method for class 'isocir'
print(x, decCIRE = 3, decpvalue = 4, deckappa = 2, ...)

Arguments

cirmeans	NULL by default, the unrestricted circular means
SCE	NULL by default, the Sum of Circular Errors.
CIRE	NULL by default, the Circular Isotonic Regression Estimator.
pvalue	NULL by default, the result of the conditional test
kappa	NULL by default.
x	an object of class CIRE.
decCIRE	the number of decimal places to round the CIRE and the SCE.
decpvalue	the number of decimal places to round the pvalue.
deckappa	the number of decimal places to round kappa.
...	futher parameters passed to print.default.

Details

With the function isocir a list of class isocir is created with the elements: cirmeans, SCE, CIRE even if they are NULL. However, pvalue and kappa are added just in the case that they have any value.

The argument x must be of class isocir.

Value

An object of class isocir.

Author(s)

Sandra Barragán.

See Also

CIRE, cond.test.

Examples

data(cirdata)
x <- CIRE(cirdata)
print(x)
is.isocir(x)
class(x)

plot(x)
class(x)

# If you want to use the CIRE in other calculations you can obtain it as a vector:
unlist(x$CIRE)
# But be careful because this unclass and lost attributes! 

# To create a new object of class CIRE:
y <- isocir()

isocir documentation built on Aug. 17, 2023, 9:07 a.m.