context('Poisson distribution: test_RET')
test_that('p-value and test statistic', {
out_ml <- test_RET(xExp = c(288, rep(0, times = 17)),
xRef = c(295, rep(0, times = 17)),
xPla = c(338, rep(0, times = 17)),
Delta = 0.5,
distribution = "poisson")
out_ml2 <- test_RET(xExp = c(288, rep(0, times = 17)),
xRef = c(295, rep(0, times = 17)),
xPla = c(338, rep(0, times = 17)),
Delta = 0.5,
distribution = "poisson",
var_estimation = "ML")
out_rml <- test_RET(xExp = c(288, rep(0, times = 17)),
xRef = c(295, rep(0, times = 17)),
xPla = c(338, rep(0, times = 17)),
Delta = 0.5,
distribution = "poisson",
var_estimation = "RML")
expect_equal(out_ml$p.value, out_ml2$p.value)
expect_equal(round(out_ml$p.value, 4), 0.0886)
expect_equal(round(out_ml$statistic, 4)[[1]], -1.3491)
expect_equal(round(out_rml$p.value, 4), 0.0921)
expect_equal(round(out_rml$statistic, 4)[[1]], -1.3281)
}
) # END test_that
context('Poisson distribution: opt_alloc_RET')
test_that('Errors', {
expect_error(
opt_alloc_RET(experiment = 0,
reference = 1,
placebo = 3,
Delta = 0.8,
distribution = "poisson"),
"Rates must be positive."
)
expect_error(
opt_alloc_RET(experiment = c(1, 1),
reference = c(1, 1),
placebo = c(3, 1),
Delta = 0.8,
distribution = "poisson"),
"Only one parameter must be defined for optimal allocation calculations for poisson endpoints."
)
}
) # END test_that
test_that('Calculations', {
expect_equal(
round(opt_alloc_RET(experiment = 10,
reference = 10,
placebo = 20,
Delta = 0.7,
distribution = "poisson"), 3),
c(0.471, 0.33, 0.2)
)
}
) # END test_that
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