power2 | R Documentation |
This function provides a Monte-Carlo estimate of the power of the permutation tests proposed in this package.
power2(
sample_size1,
model1,
params1,
sample_size2,
model2,
params2,
representation = "adjacency",
distance = "frobenius",
stats = c("flipr:t_ip", "flipr:f_ip"),
B = 1000L,
alpha = 0.05,
test = "exact",
k = 5L,
R = 1000L
)
sample_size1 |
An integer specifying the size of the first sample. |
model1 |
A string specifying the model to be used for sampling networks
in the first sample. All |
params1 |
A list specifying the parameters to be passed to the model function that will generate the first sample. |
sample_size2 |
An integer specifying the size of the second sample. |
model2 |
A string specifying the model to be used for sampling networks
in the second sample. All |
params2 |
A list specifying the parameters to be passed to the model |
representation |
A string specifying the desired type of representation,
among: |
distance |
A string specifying the chosen distance for calculating the
test statistic, among: |
stats |
A character vector specifying the chosen test statistic(s),
among: |
B |
The number of permutation or the tolerance. If this number is lower
than |
alpha |
Significance level for hypothesis testing. Defaults to |
test |
A character string specifying the formula to be used to compute
the permutation p-value. Choices are |
k |
An integer specifying the density of the minimum spanning tree used
for the edge count statistics. Defaults to |
R |
Number of Monte-Carlo trials used to estimate the power. Defaults to
|
Currently, six scenarios of pairs of populations are implemented. Scenario 0 allows to make sure that all our permutation tests are exact.
A numeric value estimating the power of the test.
gnp_params <- list(n = 24L, p = 1/3)
degree_params <- list(out_degree = rep(2, 24L), method = "configuration")
power2(
sample_size1 = 10L, model1 = "gnp", params1 = gnp_params,
sample_size2 = 10L, model2 = "degree", params2 = degree_params,
R = 10L,
B = 100L
)
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