library(testthat)
library(propr)
data(mtcars)
test_that("the data is properly handled when ivar is NA", {
# compute propr object
pr <- propr(mtcars, ivar=NA)
# check the counts remain the same as the original input
expect_equal(
pr@counts,
mtcars
)
# check the logratios are the same
expect_equal(
pr@logratio,
mtcars
)
})
test_that("the data is properly handled when ivar is clr", {
# compute propr object
pr <- propr(mtcars, ivar="clr")
# compute expected data
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
clr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, c(1:ncol(ct)))
# check the counts remain the same as the zero-replaced input
expect_equal(
pr@counts,
ct
)
# check the logratios are the same
expect_equal(
pr@logratio,
clr
)
})
test_that("the data is properly handled when ivar is 3", {
# compute propr object
pr <- propr(mtcars, ivar=3)
# compute expected data
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
alr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, 3)
# check the counts remain the same as the original input
expect_equal(
pr@counts,
ct
)
# check the logratios are the same
expect_equal(
pr@logratio,
alr
)
})
test_that("the data is properly handled when ivar is 1,6", {
# compute propr object
pr <- propr(mtcars, ivar=c(1,6))
# compute expected data
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
alr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, c(1,6))
# check the counts remain the same as the original input
expect_equal(
pr@counts,
ct
)
# check the logratios are the same
expect_equal(
pr@logratio,
alr
)
})
test_that("pearson correlation is correct when ivar is NA", {
# compute propr object
cor_propr <- propr(mtcars, metric = "cor", ivar=NA)@matrix
# get correlation using cor
cor_cor <- cor(mtcars, method = "pearson")
expect_equal(
round(cor_propr, 6),
round(cor_cor, 6)
)
})
test_that("pearson correlation is correct when ivar is clr", {
# get correlation using propr
pr <- propr(mtcars, metric = "cor", ivar="clr")
# get correlation using cor
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
clr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, c(1:ncol(ct)))
ccor <- cor(clr, method = "pearson")
# check the correlations are the same
expect_equal(
round(pr@matrix, 6),
round(ccor, 6)
)
})
test_that("pearson correlation is correct when ivar is 1", {
# get correlation using propr
pr <- suppressWarnings(propr(mtcars, metric = "cor", ivar=1))
# get correlation using cor
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
alr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, 1)
ccor <- suppressWarnings(cor(alr, method = "pearson"))
# check the correlations are the same
expect_equal(
round(pr@matrix, 6),
round(ccor, 6)
)
})
test_that("pearson correlation is correct when ivar is 1,3", {
# get correlation using propr
pr <- suppressWarnings(propr(mtcars, metric = "cor", ivar=c(1,3)))
# get correlation using cor
ct <- simple_zero_replacement(mtcars)
alr <- logratio_without_alpha(ct, c(1,3))
ccor <- suppressWarnings(cor(alr, method = "pearson"))
# check the correlations are the same
expect_equal(
round(pr@matrix, 6),
round(ccor, 6)
)
})
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