allRNG: Get all classical RNG measures

In FredHasselman/randseqR: Functions to analyse sequences od symbosl for randomness and redundencies

Description

Get all classical RNG measures

Usage

allRNG(
  y,
  minScale = NA,
  maxScale = NA,
  responseAlternatives = NA,
  results = c("classical", "randseqR")[2],
  Redundancy = TRUE,
  RNG = TRUE,
  RNG2 = TRUE,
  RF = TRUE,
  Coupon = TRUE,
  NSQ = TRUE,
  FOD = TRUE,
  Adjacency = TRUE,
  TPI = TRUE,
  PhL = TRUE,
  Runs = TRUE,
  repDistance = TRUE,
  repGap = TRUE,
  PhiIndex = TRUE
)

Arguments

y	A sequence of symbols. If y is non-numeric, unique elements will be labelled by an integer value.
minScale	Minimum expected value. If y is a character vector this should refer to the lowest numeric code used.
maxScale	Maximum expected value. If y is a character vector this should refer to the highest numeric code used.
responseAlternatives	An optional vector of possible response alternatives. If NA, responseAlternatives will be set to seq(minScale,maxScale)
results	Either 'randseqR' (default) or 'classical'.
RNG	RNG (default = TRUE)
RNG2	RNG2 (default = TRUE)
RF	Response frequencies (default = TRUE)
Coupon	Coupon (default = TRUE)
NSQ	NSQ (default = TRUE)
Adjacency	Adjacency (default = TRUE)
TPI	TPI (default = TRUE)
Runs	Runs (default = TRUE)
R	Redundancy (default = TRUE)
PhaseLength	PhaseLength (default = TRUE)
RepDistance	Repetition Distance (default = TRUE)
RepGap	Repetition Gap (default = TRUE)
Phi	Phi index (default = TRUE)

Value

A list object of classical RNG task measures.

Examples

y <- round(runif(100,1,9))

# Omit the Frequency tables
allRNG(y, minScale = 1, maxScale = 9, RF = FALSE)

FredHasselman/randseqR documentation built on May 29, 2020, 11:57 a.m.