rmway.table: Generate random tables under unll or alternative hypothesis

In ryamada22/mwaytable: What the package does (short line)

Description

Generate random tables under unll or alternative hypothesis

Usage

rmway.table(n, A, tests, nc, one.side)

Arguments

n	Number of random tables to be generated
A	An array or matrix of table that specifies marginal counts and also alternative hypothesis if nc is TRUE
tests	Optional. When TRUE, test statistics and maximum among them are calculated and returned
nc	Optional. When FALSE, random tables are in null hypothesis and when TRUE in alternative hypothesis with its ccenter being table A
one.side	Optional. When TRUE, tests are one-sided, otherwise two-sided

Details

This function is one of three major functions in this package. Functions for a distribution are rxxxx,dxxxx, pxxxx and qxxxx in general and this package provides three of them, rmway.table, pmway.table and qmway.table functions.

Value

• "stats.all"A matrix of K statistics of random tables

• "stats"A matrix of K^2 statistics of random tables

• "rtables"A list of random tables

• "ellipsoid.loc"A matrix of coordinates of random tables that are in df-dimensional space but the contours are ellipsoids

Examples

A <- matrix(c(10,20,30,40,50,60),2,3)
n <- 1000
rmway.tables.null <- rmway.table(n,A)
rmway.tables.alt <- rmway.table(n,A,nc=TRUE)

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