visual_power: Power calculations.
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visual_power R Documentation
Power calculations.
Description
This function simply counts the proportion of people who selected the data plot,
in a set of lineups. It adjusts for multiple picks by the same individual, by weighting
by the total number of choices.
Usage
visual_power(data, m = 20)
Arguments
data
summary of the results, containing columns id, pic_id, response, detected
m
size of the lineup
Value
vector of powers for each pic_id
Examples
data(turk_results)
visual_power(turk_results)
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Power calculations.
Description
This function simply counts the proportion of people who selected the data plot, in a set of lineups. It adjusts for multiple picks by the same individual, by weighting by the total number of choices.
Usage
visual_power(data, m = 20)
Arguments
data |
summary of the results, containing columns id, pic_id, response, detected |
m |
size of the lineup |
Value
vector of powers for each pic_id
Examples
data(turk_results) visual_power(turk_results)
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