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These functions are where the algorithms are done. There is much room for improvement in the speed of the exact functions.
ksample.exact.mc(scores, group, nmc = 10^4 - 1, seed = 1234321, 
  digits = 12, p.conf.level = 0.99, setSEED = TRUE)
ksample.pclt(scores, group)
trend.exact.mc(scores, group, alternative = "two.sided", nmc = 10^3 - 1, 
  seed = 1234321, digits = 12, p.conf.level = 0.99, setSEED = TRUE)
trend.pclt(scores, group)
twosample.exact.ce(scores, group, cm = NULL, digits = 12)
twosample.exact.mc(scores, group, alternative = "two.sided", nmc = 10^4 - 1, 
  seed = 1234321, digits = 12, p.conf.level = 0.99, setSEED = TRUE)
twosample.pclt(scores, group)
twosample.exact.network(scores, group, digits = 12)
getcnt(nodehk, cnt.edge, edgesize)
| scores | vector of response scores | 
| group | covariate vector | 
| alternative | one of 'less', 'greater', 'two.sided' or 'two.sidedAbs' | 
| nmc | number of Monte Carlo replications | 
| seed | random number seed | 
| digits | digits for rounding of test statistic, equal to that many digits are called tied | 
| p.conf.level | confidence level for p-value, used with mc methods | 
| setSEED | logical, set to FALSE when performing simulations on mc methods | 
| cm | for speed you can input the matrix created from chooseMatrix (see  | 
| nodehk | nodes for which indeces of arcs are needed | 
| cnt.edge | vector of first index for each node | 
| edgesize | vector of number of arcs for each node | 
Network algorithm is very basic, only works for two group tests. The function getcnt 
(called by twosample.exact.network)
gets a vector of indeces representing arcs for set of nodes. 
The function getcnt returns 
a vector of indeces representing arcs for set of nodes
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