getDistr: To compute the empirical density function and hazard rate of...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Human response time, often measured in milliseconds, follow lawful distributions.
Given a sample of response time (as a vector or a variable in a data frame),
calculate the pdf and hazard rate along with other statistics using the
library "muhaz" and other methods.
Usage
1
Arguments
df
The observed response time, either as a vector or a data frame
timeVar
(Optional) The name of the RT variable if df is a data frame
Useful when using the pipeline.
binwidth
(optional) The width of the bin used to computer statistics; in msec.
Value
a data frame of distributional statistics such as the pdf, hazard rate, counts, etc.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Human response time, often measured in milliseconds, follow lawful distributions. Given a sample of response time (as a vector or a variable in a data frame), calculate the pdf and hazard rate along with other statistics using the library "muhaz" and other methods.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
df |
The observed response time, either as a vector or a data frame |
timeVar |
(Optional) The name of the RT variable if df is a data frame Useful when using the pipeline. |
binwidth |
(optional) The width of the bin used to computer statistics; in msec. |
Value
a data frame of distributional statistics such as the pdf, hazard rate, counts, etc.
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