test.var.het: Test for heterogeneity of variances among samples in a...
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test.var.het R Documentation
Test for heterogeneity of variances among samples in a time-series
Description
Test for heterogeneity of variances among samples in a time-series
Usage
test.var.het(y, method = "Bartlett")
Arguments
y
a paleoTS object
method
test to use; currently only "Bartlett" is implemented
Value
a list with the test statistic, degrees of freedom, and p-value
Note
Most often, this function will be used to assess if it is reasonable to
pool variances across samples using pool.var. A significant result means
that the null hypothesis of equal variances across samples is rejected. Even in
this case, however, it may still be preferable to pool variances, at least for
some populations, if sample sizes are quite low.
References
Sokal, R. R and F. J. Rohlf. 1995. Biometry 3rd Ed.
See Also
pool.var
Examples
data(cantius_L)
test.var.het(cantius_L) # significant, but still may want to pool variances
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Test for heterogeneity of variances among samples in a time-series
Description
Test for heterogeneity of variances among samples in a time-series
Usage
test.var.het(y, method = "Bartlett")
Arguments
y |
a |
method |
test to use; currently only |
Value
a list with the test statistic, degrees of freedom, and p-value
Note
Most often, this function will be used to assess if it is reasonable to
pool variances across samples using pool.var. A significant result means
that the null hypothesis of equal variances across samples is rejected. Even in
this case, however, it may still be preferable to pool variances, at least for
some populations, if sample sizes are quite low.
References
Sokal, R. R and F. J. Rohlf. 1995. Biometry 3rd Ed.
See Also
pool.var
Examples
data(cantius_L) test.var.het(cantius_L) # significant, but still may want to pool variances
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