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LDhypergeometricInternal <- function(jaspResults, dataset, options, state=NULL){
options <- .ldRecodeOptionsHypergeometric(options)
#### Show hypergeometric section ----
.ldShowDistribution(jaspResults = jaspResults, options = options, name = gettext("hypergeometric distribution"),
parSupportMoments = .ldHypergeometricParsSupportMoments,
formulaPMF = .ldFormulaHypergeometricPMF,
formulaCMF = .ldFormulaHypergeometricCDF)
#### Generate and Display data section ----
# simulate and read data
.simulateData(jaspResults, options, "ordinal", "nn")
ready <- options[['variable']] != ""
errors <- FALSE
if(ready){
variable <- dataset[[options[['variable']]]]
variable <- variable[!is.na(variable)]
errors <- .hasErrors(dataset, type = c("observations", "variance", "infinity", "limits"),
observations.amount = "<1",
limits.min = options$support$min, limits.max = options$support$max,
exitAnalysisIfErrors = FALSE)
errors <- .ldCheckInteger(variable, errors)
}
# overview of the data
.ldDescriptives(jaspResults, variable, options, ready, errors, "discrete")
return()
}
### options ----
.ldRecodeOptionsHypergeometric <- function(options){
options[['parValNames']] <- c("size", "success", "draws")
options[['pars']] <- list(m = options[['success']], n = options[['size']] - options[['success']], k = options[['draws']])
options[['pdfFun']] <- stats::dhyper
options[['cdfFun']] <- stats::phyper
options[['qFun']] <- stats::qhyper
options[['rFun']] <- stats::rhyper
options[['distNameInR']] <- "hyper"
options <- .ldOptionsDeterminePlotLimits(options, FALSE)
options$support <- list(min = 0, max = options[['size']])
options$lowerBound <- c(0, 0, 0)
options$upperBound <- c(Inf, Inf, Inf)
options$transformations <- c(size = "m + n", success = "m", draws = "k")
options
}
### text fill functions -----
.ldHypergeometricParsSupportMoments <- function(jaspResults, options){
if(options$parsSupportMoments && is.null(jaspResults[['parsSupportMoments']])){
pars <- list()
pars[[1]] <- gettextf("population size: %s", "N \u2208 {0, 1, 2, ...}")
pars[[2]] <- gettextf("number of success states in the population: %s", "K \u2208 {0, 1, 2, ..., N}")
pars[[3]] <- gettextf("number of draws from the population: %s", "n \u2208 {0, 1, 2, ..., N}")
support <- "number of successes drawn from the population: x \u2208 {0, 1, 2, ..., n}"
moments <- list()
moments$expectation <- "n × K/N"
moments$variance <- "n × K/N × (N-K)/N × (N-n)/(N-1)"
jaspResults[['parsSupportMoments']] <- .ldParsSupportMoments(pars, support, moments)
}
}
.ldFormulaHypergeometricPMF <- function(options){
}
.ldFormulaHypergeometricCDF <- function(options){
}
.ldFormulaHypergeometricQF <- function(options){
}
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