non_overlapping_halves_split: Non overlapping halves split
In mufcItay/weaknull: A Nonparametric Frequentist Statistical Framework to Test Nondirectional Null Hypotheses
View source: R/sign_consistency_utils.R
non_overlapping_halves_split R Documentation
Non overlapping halves split
Description
The function returns a split of trials into two
distinct (non-overlapping) halves randomly.
Usage
non_overlapping_halves_split(trial_selection)
Arguments
trial_selection
indicator vector of the same length as
the number of trials in the relevant condition, with equal
number of trials. The vector contains indicators for whether
each trial is selected for group 0 (FALSE),
or group 1 (TRUE).
Value
a list with two items:
grp0 - a vector of indicators for whether each trial
belongs to to the first split.
grp1 - the complementary indicators vector to 'grp0'.
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| non_overlapping_halves_split | R Documentation |
Non overlapping halves split
Description
The function returns a split of trials into two distinct (non-overlapping) halves randomly.
Usage
non_overlapping_halves_split(trial_selection)
Arguments
trial_selection |
indicator vector of the same length as the number of trials in the relevant condition, with equal number of trials. The vector contains indicators for whether each trial is selected for group 0 (FALSE), or group 1 (TRUE). |
Value
a list with two items:
grp0 - a vector of indicators for whether each trial belongs to to the first split.
grp1 - the complementary indicators vector to 'grp0'.
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