tests/testthat/_snaps/estimate_pdiff_one.md

In rcalinjageman/esci: Estimation Statistics with Confidence Intervals

Compare estimate_pdiff_one to ESCI_One_Proportion example

Code
  estimate
Output
  Analysis of raw data:
  Outcome variable(s) = My outcome variable

  ---Overview---
    outcome_variable_name outcome_variable_level cases  n         P      P_LL
  1   My outcome variable               Affected     8 22 0.3636364 0.1976126
  2   My outcome variable           Not Affected    14 22 0.6363636 0.4283818
         P_UL       P_SE P_adjusted     ta_LL     ta_UL
  1 0.5716182 0.09541133  0.3846154 0.2276777 0.5415531
  2 0.8023874 0.09541133  0.6153846 0.4584469 0.7723223

  -- es_proportion_difference --
    outcome_variable_name  case_label                                effect
  1   My outcome variable P_ Affected                   My outcome variable
  2   My outcome variable P_ Affected                       Reference value
  3   My outcome variable P_ Affected My outcome variable ‒ Reference value
    effect_size         LL         UL         SE effect_size_adjusted      ta_LL
  1   0.3636364  0.1976126 0.57161816 0.09541133            0.3846154  0.2276777
  2   0.5000000         NA         NA         NA                   NA         NA
  3  -0.1363636 -0.3023874 0.07161816 0.09541133           -0.1153846 -0.2723223
         ta_UL cases  n       type
  1 0.54155306     8 22 Comparison
  2         NA     8 22  Reference
  3 0.04155306     8 22 Difference


  Note: LL and UL are lower and upper boundaries of confidence intervals with 95% expected coverage.

Call estimate_pdiff_one with vector

Code
  estimate
Output
  Analysis of raw data:
  Outcome variable(s) = dep_status

  ---Overview---
    outcome_variable_name outcome_variable_level cases  n         P      P_LL
  1            dep_status              Depressed     8 22 0.3636364 0.1388521
  2            dep_status           NotDepressed    14 22 0.6363636 0.3696213
  3            dep_status                Missing     3 NA        NA        NA
         P_UL       P_SE P_adjusted     ta_LL     ta_UL
  1 0.6303787 0.09541133  0.3846154 0.1626554 0.6065753
  2 0.8611479 0.09541133  0.6153846 0.3934247 0.8373446
  3        NA         NA         NA        NA        NA

  -- es_proportion_difference --
    outcome_variable_name   case_label                       effect effect_size
  1            dep_status P_ Depressed                   dep_status   0.3636364
  2            dep_status P_ Depressed              Reference value   0.0000000
  3            dep_status P_ Depressed dep_status ‒ Reference value   0.3636364
           LL        UL         SE effect_size_adjusted     ta_LL     ta_UL cases
  1 0.1388521 0.6303787 0.09541133            0.3846154 0.1626554 0.6065753     8
  2        NA        NA         NA                   NA        NA        NA     8
  3 0.1388521 0.6303787 0.09541133            0.3846154 0.1626554 0.6065753     8
     n       type
  1 22 Comparison
  2 22  Reference
  3 22 Difference
  [1] "Missing values were present; these were *not* counted as part of the total sample size."


  Note: LL and UL are lower and upper boundaries of confidence intervals with 99% expected coverage.

Call estimate_proportion with dataframe

Code
  estimate
Output
  Analysis of raw data:
  Data frame = data
  Outcome variable(s) = depression_status

  ---Overview---
    outcome_variable_name outcome_variable_level cases  n         P      P_LL
  1     depression_status              Depressed     8 22 0.3636364 0.1388521
  2     depression_status           NotDepressed    14 22 0.6363636 0.3696213
  3     depression_status                Missing     3 NA        NA        NA
         P_UL       P_SE P_adjusted     ta_LL     ta_UL
  1 0.6303787 0.09541133  0.3846154 0.1626554 0.6065753
  2 0.8611479 0.09541133  0.6153846 0.3934247 0.8373446
  3        NA         NA         NA        NA        NA

  -- es_proportion_difference --
    outcome_variable_name   case_label                              effect
  1     depression_status P_ Depressed                   depression_status
  2     depression_status P_ Depressed                     Reference value
  3     depression_status P_ Depressed depression_status ‒ Reference value
    effect_size        LL        UL         SE effect_size_adjusted     ta_LL
  1   0.3636364 0.1388521 0.6303787 0.09541133            0.3846154 0.1626554
  2   0.0000000        NA        NA         NA                   NA        NA
  3   0.3636364 0.1388521 0.6303787 0.09541133            0.3846154 0.1626554
        ta_UL cases  n       type
  1 0.6065753     8 22 Comparison
  2        NA     8 22  Reference
  3 0.6065753     8 22 Difference
  [1] "Missing values were present; these were *not* counted as part of the total sample size."


  Note: LL and UL are lower and upper boundaries of confidence intervals with 99% expected coverage.

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