binomial_delisting: binomial_delisting
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binomial_delisting R Documentation
binomial_delisting
Description
This function returns the number of excursions required to delist. Using type = "Toxics" represents 90
confidence that <= 5
samples exceed criterion value.
Usage
binomial_delisting(n, type = c("Toxics", "Conventionals"))
Arguments
n
number of results.
type
"Toxics" or "Conventionals" for parameter type.
Value
Value to delist if number of excursions is below.
Examples
binomial_delisting(30, type = "Toxics")
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binomial_delisting
Description
This function returns the number of excursions required to delist. Using type = "Toxics" represents 90 confidence that <= 5 samples exceed criterion value.
Usage
binomial_delisting(n, type = c("Toxics", "Conventionals"))
Arguments
n |
number of results. |
type |
"Toxics" or "Conventionals" for parameter type. |
Value
Value to delist if number of excursions is below.
Examples
binomial_delisting(30, type = "Toxics")
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