## code to prepare `DATASET` dataset goes here
names_model <- tibble::tibble(
name = c(
"M",
"F",
"p",
"hat_M",
# "GM_R",
# "dNorm",
"hat_RS",
# "RS_R_se_inter",
"dAIC",
"p" #,
# "RS_R_intra",
# "RS_R_se_intra",
# "p_intra"
),
derived = c(rep("R", 3), rep("M_R", 4)),
# latex = c(
# "$\\bar{R}$",
# "$F_{q,n–p–1}$",
# "$p_{R'}$",
# "$\\hat{\\bar{R}}$",
# "$\\hat{\\prod{R}}$",
# "$\\delta_{\\hat{\\prod{R}} - \\hat{\\bar{R}}} (\\text{\\textperthousand})$",
# "$\\epsilon_{\\hat{R}} (\\text{\\textperthousand})$",
# "$s_{\\epsilon_{\\bar{R}}} (\\text{\\textperthousand})$",
# "$\\Delta AIC$",
# "$p_{\\hat{R}}$",
# "$\\epsilon_{\\hat{R'}} (\\text{\\textperthousand})$",
# "$s_{\\epsilon_{\\hat{R'}}} (\\text{\\textperthousand})$",
# "$p_{\\hat{R'}}$"
# ),
type = c(
rep("Ratio method", 3),
rep("Restricted Maximum Likelihood optimization", 4)
),
label = c(
"mean R of analysis",
"F test statistic of joint model hypothesis test of single analysis intra-variation",
"p value of joint model hypothesis test of single analysis intra-variation",
"mean R of group of analyses",
# "geometric mean R of group of analysis",
# "relative difference in per mille between geometric and arithmetic mean",
"predicted relative standard deviation of a set of analyses (inter-variation ~ external reproducibility)",
# "standard error of the predicted relative standard deviation of a set of analyses (inter-variation ~ external reproducibility)",
"difference in AIC between full and reduced model in likelihood ratio test for inter-variation",
"p value of likelihood ratio test for inter-variation"#,
# "predicted relative standard deviation of a set of augmentation cycles (longitudinal test for intra-variation)",
# "standard error of the predicted relative standard deviation of a set of augmentation cycles (longitudinal test for intra-variation)",
# "p value of likelihood ratio test for intra-variation"
)
)
usethis::use_data(names_model, overwrite = TRUE)
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