signtest_pvalue: p-value for a one sample sign test

In npsm: Nonparametric Statistical Methods

p-value for a one sample sign test

Description

p-value for a one sample sign test based on the binomial distribution.

Usage

signtest_pvalue(x, alternative = "two.sided", theta0 = 0, ...)

Arguments

x	number vector.
alternative	type of alternative hypothesis
theta0	null value of the parameter
...	optional arguments. currently ignored.

Details

Returns p-value using the binomial distribution.

Value

a numeric scalar — the p-value — is returned

Author(s)

John Kloke, Joseph McKean

References

Kloke, J. and McKean, J.W. (2014), Nonparametric statistical methods using R, Boca Raton, FL: Chapman-Hall.

Examples

x <- round(rt(19,9) + 2,1)
signtest_pvalue(x,alternative='greater')
S <- sum(x > 0)
M <- sum(x != 0)
1-pbinom(S-1,M,0.5)
x <- round(rt(19,9) + 0,1)
signtest_pvalue(x)
S <- sum(x > 0)
M <- sum(x != 0)
2*min(pbinom(S,M,0.5), 1-pbinom(S-1,M,0.5))

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