get_d_rep_samples: Calculate a number of sample d-values (unbiased) based on a...

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Calculate a number of sample d-values (unbiased) based on a specified (infinite) population correlation.

Description

Calculate a number of sample d-values (unbiased) based on a specified (infinite) population correlation.

Usage

get_d_rep_samples(
  pop.d = NA,
  cell.n = NA,
  number.of.samples = 10,
  number.of.decimals = 3,
  alternative = "two.sided",
  seed.value = 1
)

Arguments

pop.d	Population d-value
cell.n	Cell size for both cells for all samples. If you use two values (e.g., c(20, 40), these represent -3/+3 SD for variable sample sizes
number.of.samples	Number of samples to obtain
number.of.decimals	Number of decimals to report in returned data frame
alternative	indicates type of alternative hypothesis (e.g., "two.sided") for t.test
seed.value	random number seed value

Value

Data frame with sample d-values

Examples

get_d_rep_samples(pop.d = .35, cell.n = 100)

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