hypothesize_that: initialize an a priori analysis with a hypothesis.
In bcjaeger/rpriori: A grammar for testing apriori hypotheses in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Note
Description
initialize an a priori analysis with a hypothesis.
Usage
1
Arguments
formula
a two-sided formula. Outcomes go on the
left hand side of the formula, and exposures on the right.
Note
Control variables do not belong here. Instead, they
are specified in the mspec_new,
mspec_add, mspec_rmv, and
mspec_sub functions.
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Description Usage Arguments Note
Description
initialize an a priori analysis with a hypothesis.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
formula |
a two-sided formula. Outcomes go on the left hand side of the formula, and exposures on the right. |
Note
Control variables do not belong here. Instead, they
are specified in the mspec_new,
mspec_add, mspec_rmv, and
mspec_sub functions.
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