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PvalSets_cor R Documentation
Synthetic example to illustrate the main qch functions using gaussian copula
Description
PvalSets_cor is a data.frame with 10,000 rows and 3 columns. Each row corresponds to an item,
columns 'Pval1' and 'Pval2' each correspond to a test serie over the items, and column 'Class'
provides the truth, i.e. if item i belongs to class 1 then the H0 hypothesis is true for the 2 tests,
if item i belongs to class 2 (resp. 3) then the H0 hypothesis is true for the first (resp. second)
test only, and if item i belongs to class 4 then both H0 hypotheses are false (for the first
and the second test). The correlation between the two pvalues series within each class is 0.3.
Usage
PvalSets_cor
Format
A data.frame
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Synthetic example to illustrate the main qch functions using gaussian copula
Description
PvalSets_cor is a data.frame with 10,000 rows and 3 columns. Each row corresponds to an item,
columns 'Pval1' and 'Pval2' each correspond to a test serie over the items, and column 'Class'
provides the truth, i.e. if item i belongs to class 1 then the H0 hypothesis is true for the 2 tests,
if item i belongs to class 2 (resp. 3) then the H0 hypothesis is true for the first (resp. second)
test only, and if item i belongs to class 4 then both H0 hypotheses are false (for the first
and the second test). The correlation between the two pvalues series within each class is 0.3.
Usage
PvalSets_cor
Format
A data.frame
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