View source: R/checkGroupOrderSEM.R
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checkGrpOrderSEM
tests each line of 'x' if expected order of (replicate-) groups (defined in 'grp') appears intact,
while inluding SEM of groups (replicates) via a proportional weight 'sdFact' as (avGr1-gr1SEM) < (avGr1+gr1SEM) < (avGr2-gr2SEM) < (avGr2+gr2SEM).
Used for comparing groups of measures with expected profile (by matching expected order)
to check if data in 'x' represting groups ('grp') as lines follow.
Groups of size=1: The sd (and SEM) can't be estimated directly without any replicates, however, an estimate can be given by shrinking if 'shrink1sampSd'=TRUE
under the hypothesis that the overall mechanisms determining the variances is constant across all samples.
checkGrpOrderSEM(
x,
grp,
sdFact = 1,
revRank = TRUE,
shrink1sampSd = TRUE,
silent = FALSE,
callFrom = NULL
)
x |
matrix or data.frame |
grp |
(factor) to organize replicate columns of (x) |
sdFact |
(numeric) is proportional factor how many units of SEM will be used for defining lower & upper bounds of each group |
revRank |
(logical) optionally revert ranks |
shrink1sampSd |
(logical) |
silent |
(logical) suppress messages |
callFrom |
(character) allow easier tracking of message(s) produced |
logical vector if order correct (as expected based on ranks)
takes only 10
mat1 <- matrix(rep(11:24,3)[1:40],byrow=TRUE,ncol=8)
checkGrpOrderSEM(mat1,grp=gl(3,3)[-1])
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