region.power: Compute the power for a region and a given simple alternative...
In validateRS: One-Sided Multivariate Testing Procedures for Rating Systems
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Description
The power of a region is computed for a simple alternative hypothesis. The region should be created by a call to region.acceptance.
Usage
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region.power(region, p.1)
Arguments
region
The region for which the power should be computed. Should be the return value of a call to region.acceptance.
p.1
A vector with the values for the simple alternative hypothesis.
Details
The power of a region is computed for a simple alternative hypothesis. The region should be created by a call to region.acceptance.
Value
The power of the region for the given simple alternative hypothesis.
See Also
Examples
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mp<-region.acceptance(hypo.test="minP", p.0=c(0.001, 0.004), size=c(1000, 1000), alpha=0.5)
region.power(mp, p.1=c(0.001, 0.01))
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Description
The power of a region is computed for a simple alternative hypothesis. The region should be created by a call to region.acceptance.
Usage
1 | region.power(region, p.1)
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Arguments
region |
The region for which the power should be computed. Should be the return value of a call to |
p.1 |
A vector with the values for the simple alternative hypothesis. |
Details
The power of a region is computed for a simple alternative hypothesis. The region should be created by a call to region.acceptance.
Value
The power of the region for the given simple alternative hypothesis.
See Also
Examples
1 2 | mp<-region.acceptance(hypo.test="minP", p.0=c(0.001, 0.004), size=c(1000, 1000), alpha=0.5)
region.power(mp, p.1=c(0.001, 0.01))
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