seqbench_boundaries: Names of the available boundaries
In seqbench: Anytime-Valid Sequential Benchmarking of Algorithms
seqbench_boundaries R Documentation
Names of the available boundaries
Description
Names of the available boundaries
Usage
seqbench_boundaries()
Value
A character vector. "betting" is the default in
comparison_design(); "hoeffding" and "empirical_bernstein" are
conservative references; "bernstein_declared" requires a declared upper
bound on the standard deviation of the paired difference and is valid only
if that bound holds; "naive_fixed" is an invalid negative control for
experiments.
Examples
seqbench_boundaries()
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Names of the available boundaries
Description
Names of the available boundaries
Usage
seqbench_boundaries()
Value
A character vector. "betting" is the default in
comparison_design(); "hoeffding" and "empirical_bernstein" are
conservative references; "bernstein_declared" requires a declared upper
bound on the standard deviation of the paired difference and is valid only
if that bound holds; "naive_fixed" is an invalid negative control for
experiments.
Examples
seqbench_boundaries()
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