bc.ci.boot: Bootstrap confidence interval for sample statistics.
In ClairBee/AS.circular: ArchStats: circular functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
Obtain the main circular sample statistics of the distribution, with large-sample normal-theory confidence intervals.
Usage
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bc.ci.boot(data, symmetric = F, alpha = 0.05, B = 9999, show.progress = T)
Arguments
data
Vector of angles.
symmetric
Boolean indicating whether or not the data is assumed to be symmetric.
alpha
Significance level of confidence interval to be obtained. Default is 0.05 (95% confidence interval).
B
Number of bootstrap samples to use to estimate the confidence intervals. Default is 9999.
show.progress
Boolean indicating whether or not to display a progress bar as the bootstrap is run.
Value
A list containing estimates of mu (location), rho (concentration), beta2 (skew) and alpha2 (kurtosis), and the upper and lower bounds of the confidence intervals calculated.
Examples
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ests <- bc.ci.boot(q)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Obtain the main circular sample statistics of the distribution, with large-sample normal-theory confidence intervals.
Usage
1 | bc.ci.boot(data, symmetric = F, alpha = 0.05, B = 9999, show.progress = T)
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Arguments
data |
Vector of angles. |
symmetric |
Boolean indicating whether or not the data is assumed to be symmetric. |
alpha |
Significance level of confidence interval to be obtained. Default is 0.05 (95% confidence interval). |
B |
Number of bootstrap samples to use to estimate the confidence intervals. Default is 9999. |
show.progress |
Boolean indicating whether or not to display a progress bar as the bootstrap is run. |
Value
A list containing estimates of mu (location), rho (concentration), beta2 (skew) and alpha2 (kurtosis), and the upper and lower bounds of the confidence intervals calculated.
Examples
1 | ests <- bc.ci.boot(q)
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