Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Divide an angular data set into subsets, then subdivide those into perpendicular quadrants and obtain sample statistics for each subset.
1 | compare.cluster.dists(data, clusts, reps = 999, show.progress = F)
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data |
Vector of raw angles (not quartered/wrapped angles). |
clusts |
Vector of indices denoting the cluster to which each angle has been assigned. |
reps |
Number of randomisation tests to apply |
A three-dimensional array containing p-values for tests of similar mean, concentration and distribution.
1 2 | db <- dbscan(centres, eps = 2.5, MinPts = 4)$cluster
res <- compare.cluster.dists(q.4, db, reps = 99)
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