between_df: Calculate the degrees of freedom for a between-subjects...
In darrellpenta/uxstats: Common data analysis tools for UX researchers
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
View source: R/between_df-function.R
Description
Sauro and Lewis (2012) recommend using the Welch-Satterthwaite procedure for computing the degrees of freedom in a between-subjects design.
Usage
1
between_df(.sd, .n, .sd2, .n2)
Arguments
.sd
the standard deviation from sample 1.
.n
the size of sample 1.
.sd2
the standard deviation from sample 2.
.n2
the size of sample 2.
Value
Returns the between-subjects degrees of freedom
See Also
Other t-distribution functions (~ Excel):
tdist(),
tinv()
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
View source: R/between_df-function.R
Description
Sauro and Lewis (2012) recommend using the Welch-Satterthwaite procedure for computing the degrees of freedom in a between-subjects design.
Usage
1 | between_df(.sd, .n, .sd2, .n2)
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Arguments
.sd |
the standard deviation from sample 1. |
.n |
the size of sample 1. |
.sd2 |
the standard deviation from sample 2. |
.n2 |
the size of sample 2. |
Value
Returns the between-subjects degrees of freedom
See Also
Other t-distribution functions (~ Excel):
tdist(),
tinv()
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