sresult: Summary for Svensson's Method

In svenssonm: Svensson's Method

Description

List all the results for Svensson's Method. Including percentage agreement, systematic change and individual change.

Usage

sresult(t)

Arguments

t	The contingency table for Svensson's method, a two-dimension matrix.

Value

sresult lists the results for Svensson's method. PA for percentage agreement, RP for relative position, RC for relative concentration, RV for relative rank variance, SE(RP), SE(RC), SE(RV) for the corresponding standard error and CI(RP), CI(RC), CI(RV) for the 95% confidence interval. IV for internal rank variance, R.Alpha for augmented correlation coefficient, P.R.Alpha for the corresponding p-value (significant level 0.05).

See Also

con_ta for generating contingency table.

Examples

x <- c (1:5,5:1)
y <- c(1:5,1,1,5,4,1)
z <- con_ta(x,y,)
sresult(z)

Example output

$PA
[1] 0.6

$RP
[1] -0.12

$`SE(RP)`
[1] 0.1995551

$`CI(RP)`
[1] -0.5111279  0.2711279

$RC
[1] -0.2317291

$`SE(RC)`
[1] 0.1581661

$`CI(RC)`
[1] -0.54173469  0.07827658

$RV
[1] 0.384

$`SE(RV)`
[1] 0.2525074

$`CI(RV)`
[1] -0.1109146  0.8789146

$IV
[1] 0.006

$R.Alpha
[1] 0.6097561

$P.R.Alpha
[1] 0.1085904

svenssonm documentation built on May 2, 2019, 2:43 a.m.