get_rope_output: get_rope_output

Description Usage Arguments Value

View source: R/get_rope_output.R

Description

get_rope_output

get_rope_output

Usage

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get_rope_output(model, parameter, rope_threshold, probability_threshold)

get_rope_output(model, parameter, rope_threshold, probability_threshold)

Arguments

model

The result of a call to easybayesian::stanlm

parameter

The name of the treatment variable in the analysis.

rope_threshold

The cutoff threshold specified by the user.

probability_threshold

The probability threshold specified by the user.

model

The result of a call to easybayesian::stanlm

parameter

The name of the treatment variable in the analysis.

rope_threshold

The cutoff threshold specified by the user.

probability_threshold

The probability threshold specified by the user.

Value

A list containing probabilities and plots: probabilities contains three probabilities: less_than is the probability that the parameter is less than the negative absolute value of the threshold. equal is the probability that the parameter is within +/- absolute value of the threshold. greater_than is the probability that the parameter is greater than the absolute value of the threshold.

plots contains two plots: bar: A bar plot illustrating each of the values in return_object$probabilities dist: A density plot illustrating the density of the parameter samples, colored by groups below, in, and above the region of practical equivalence (ROPE).

A list containing probabilities and plots: probabilities contains three probabilities: less_than is the probability that the parameter is less than the negative absolute value of the threshold. equal is the probability that the parameter is within +/- absolute value of the threshold. greater_than is the probability that the parameter is greater than the absolute value of the threshold.

plots contains two plots: bar: A bar plot illustrating each of the values in return_object$probabilities dist: A density plot illustrating the density of the parameter samples, colored by groups below, in, and above the region of practical equivalence (ROPE).


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