createProbOfEqMatrix: Create a matrix of P values representing the probability that...
In msxakk89/dat: Data Analyst Toolkit (dat): a library of tools for data analysts and scientists
View source: R/createProbOfEqMatrix.R
Description
This function computes the probability of hypothesis that two distribution functions desribing desnity of input samples
produce the same predictions given a threshold "acceptable" difference of predicted values.
The data is outputed as matrix of paiwise comparisons performed upon inputed columns.
Usage
1
createProbOfEqMatrix(df, threshold)
Arguments
df
A dataframe where columns represent vectors of some values belonging to an individual identity (e.g. sample, individual)
threshold
An "acceptable difference" threshold of the predicted values. It is an open question what the good acceptable
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View source: R/createProbOfEqMatrix.R
Description
This function computes the probability of hypothesis that two distribution functions desribing desnity of input samples produce the same predictions given a threshold "acceptable" difference of predicted values. The data is outputed as matrix of paiwise comparisons performed upon inputed columns.
Usage
1 | createProbOfEqMatrix(df, threshold)
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Arguments
df |
A dataframe where columns represent vectors of some values belonging to an individual identity (e.g. sample, individual) |
threshold |
An "acceptable difference" threshold of the predicted values. It is an open question what the good acceptable |
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