Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
ANOVA ANALYSIS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | table.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists, sectorAttr_names,
significant_level = 0.05, full_details = FALSE)
chart.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists, sectorAttr_names,
significant_level = 0.05, value_type = c("p_value", "f_value"))
chart.Fct_NA(TSF)
MF.chart.Fct_NA(mTSF)
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TSF |
A TSF. |
sectorAttr_lists |
A list of sectorAttr, each sectorAttr is a list. |
sectorAttr_names |
A character vector of names, could be missing. |
significant_level |
The ceiling of the p_value. This argument will make sense only when the value_type is p_value. Only the value under this cutting line will be considered as passing the test. |
full_details |
Logical value. Whether return the details instead of summary. |
If all the arguments are default, the result is a table with the ANOVA test pass ratio in each sector splitting method.
Han.Qian
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | RebDates <- getRebDates(as.Date('2011-03-17'),as.Date('2012-04-17'),'month')
TS <- getTS(RebDates,'EI000300')
TSF <- gf.NP_YOY(TS, src = "fin")
sectorAttr_lists_1 <- list(list(std = 33, level = 1),
list(std = 336, level = 1))
sectorAttr_lists_2 <- list(list(std = 33, level = 1))
chart.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_1)
chart.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_2)
table.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_1)
table.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_2)
table.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_1, full_details = TRUE)
table.Fct_anova(TSF, sectorAttr_lists_2, full_details = TRUE)
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