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Results for simulations used in Korthauer and Kimes et al. (2019) with 'unimodal' series of effect size distributions (Stephens, 2017) with t_{11} distributed test statistics, and ‘cubic’ informative and paired uninformative covariates stored as a list of SummarizedBenchmark objects from 100 replications. In each simulation, 10% of tests were non-null, i.e. had non-zero effect sizes. Simulations were performed with ‘bimodal’, ‘flat top’, ‘skew’ and ‘spiky’ effect size distributions (see corresponding reference for details).
In sims-uasettings
and sims-uasettings-25
,
similar settings were considered, but with standard Gaussian distributed test statistics
and 25% of tests being non-null, respectively.
metadata |
logical whether to load metadata (TRUE) or full resource (FALSE). (default = FALSE) |
The object is a list of length 100 corresponding to the 100 replications. Each
entry in the list is a named list of two SummarizedBenchmark objects. The results
based on using an informative and uninformative covariate are stored as
"informative"
and "uninformative"
, respectively.
Stephens, M. (2017). False discovery rates: a new deal. Biostatistics, 18(2), 275-294.
sims-uasettings
, sims-uasettings-25
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