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In orddom: Ordinal Dominance Statistics

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) See Also Examples

Generates a sectioned report file with ordinal dominance matrices and statistics.

1 2	orddom_p(x,y,alpha=.05,paired=FALSE,sections="1234a4b5a5b",header="Y",sorted="XY", outfile="orddom_csv_tab.txt",appendfile=FALSE,show=1,description="")

`x`	A 1-column matrix with optional column name containing all n_x values or scores of group X or 1 (e.g. control or pretest group.); see `orddom` for details.
`y`	A 1-column matrix with optional column name containing all n_y values of group Y or 2 (e.g. experimental or post-test group); see `orddom` for details.
`alpha`	Significance or α-level used for the calculation of the confidence intervals; see `orddom` for details.
`paired`	By default, independence of the two groups or data sets is assumed. For paired comparisons, set to TRUE; see `orddom` for details.
`sections`	By default all of the following report sections are written to the file. If only a selection of all sections is needed, a string should be given containing all section numbers needed in the output, e.g. ...,sections="135a",... for sections 1, 3 and 5a. The following sections are available for output: "1" - Raw data of the x and y data sets "2" - Metric descriptives for x and y "3" - Metric difference tests "4a" - Metric difference matrix with x in rows and y in columns "4b" - Metric difference matrix with y in rows and x in columns "5a" - Ordinal dominance matrix with x in rows and y in columns "5b" - Ordinal dominance matrix with y in rows and x in columns
`header`	By default, section headers are part of the output. If headers are to be omitted, this argument should be set to FALSE.
`sorted`	All outputs in sections 1,4a,4b,5a and 5b may be automatically sorted ascendingly for the x data set (string is to contain "X") and/or for the y data set (string is to contain "Y"). This is the default option.
`outfile`	A filename for the report should be given here. The report as standard text file is written to the current working directory.
`appendfile`	By default, new report files are created. If a given report file ist to be appended, set to TRUE.
`show`	By default, the generated file is displayed. Set to FALSE to avoid the resulting file to be shown.
`description`	This argument allows for assigning a string (as title or description) for the ordinal comparison outputs.

Jens J. Rogmann, University of Hamburg, Department of Psychology,
Hamburg, Germany (Jens.Rogmann@uni-hamburg.de)

orddom.

## Not run: 
#Independent Samples (Data taken from Long et al. (2003), Table 4
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x<-t(matrix(c(3,3,3,4,5,6,12,12,13,14,15,15,15,15,15,16,18,18,18,23,23,27,28,28,43),1))
colnames(x)<-c("Nonalcohol.")
y<-t(matrix(c(1,4,6,7,7,14,14,18,19,20,21,24,25,26,26,26,27,28,28,30,33,33,44,45,50),1))
colnames(y)<-c("Alcoholic")
orddom_p(x,y,,paired=FALSE,outfile="orddom_csv_tab.txt")