watson.two.test.rand: Permutation test for common distribution between two samples
In ClairBee/AS.circular: ArchStats: circular functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Examples
View source: R/Two-sample-tests.R
Description
Extension of watson.two.test, using permutation to obtain the p-value.
Usage
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watson.two.test.rand(data1, data2, NR = 9999, show.progress = T)
Arguments
data1
First vector of angles to be tested.
data2
Second vector of angles to be tested.
NR
Number of permutation samples to use to estimate the p-value. Default is 9999.
show.progress
Boolean indicating whether or not to display a progress bar as the bootstrap is run.
Value
List containing the observed value of the test statistic and the p-value.
See Also
Examples
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cd.res <- watson.two.test.rand(list(q.4.a, q.4.b))
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
View source: R/Two-sample-tests.R
Description
Extension of watson.two.test, using permutation to obtain the p-value.
Usage
1 | watson.two.test.rand(data1, data2, NR = 9999, show.progress = T)
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Arguments
data1 |
First vector of angles to be tested. |
data2 |
Second vector of angles to be tested. |
NR |
Number of permutation samples to use to estimate the p-value. Default is 9999. |
show.progress |
Boolean indicating whether or not to display a progress bar as the bootstrap is run. |
Value
List containing the observed value of the test statistic and the p-value.
See Also
Examples
1 | cd.res <- watson.two.test.rand(list(q.4.a, q.4.b))
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