random_nslr: Randomized Sum of Logarithmic Ranks Function
In atfrank/nmR: Functions for the Analysis and Comparison of NMR Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function allows you to compute a randomize normalized sum of logarithmic ranks
Usage
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random_nslr(n_actives, n_total = 1000, cycles = 10000)
Arguments
n_actives
number of positive samples.
n_total
total number of samples. Defaults to 1000
cycles
number of random ranking to generate. Default to 10000.
Examples
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random_nslr(10, n_total = 100, cycles = 1000)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function allows you to compute a randomize normalized sum of logarithmic ranks
Usage
1 | random_nslr(n_actives, n_total = 1000, cycles = 10000)
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Arguments
n_actives |
number of positive samples. |
n_total |
total number of samples. Defaults to 1000 |
cycles |
number of random ranking to generate. Default to 10000. |
Examples
1 | random_nslr(10, n_total = 100, cycles = 1000)
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