#' scl_statistics
#'
#' @param scl Output of either \link{scl_redcap} or \link{scl_full}.
#'
#' @return A modified version of the input object with statistics appended.
#'
#' @noRd
scl_statistics <- function (scl) {
tree <- scl$tree |>
dplyr::mutate (tf = paste0 (to, "-", from))
edges_in <- scl$tree [which (scl$tree$cluster >= 0), ] |>
dplyr::mutate (tf = paste0 (to, "-", from))
tree <- tree [which (!tree$tf %in% edges_in$tf), ]
# t.test (edges_in$d, tree$d, alternative = "greater", var.equal = TRUE)
tt_global <- stats::t.test (
edges_in$d,
tree$d,
alternative = "less",
var.equal = TRUE
)
tt_global <- c (tt_global$statistic, tt_global$parameter, tt_global$p.value)
names (tt_global) <- c ("statistic", "parameter", "p.value")
tt_cl <- vapply (
sort (unique (scl$tree$cluster)),
function (i) {
index <- which (edges_in$cluster == i)
if (length (index) <= 3) {
res <- rep (NA, 3L)
} else {
tt <- stats::t.test (edges_in$d [index], tree$d,
alternative = "less",
var.equal = TRUE
)
res <- c (tt$statistic, tt$parameter, tt$p.value)
}
names (res) <- c ("statistic", "parameter", "p.value")
return (res)
},
numeric (3)
) |>
t ()
scl$statistics <- list (tt_global = tt_global, tt_clusters = tt_cl)
return (scl)
}
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