Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
K-sample MRPP test
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| y | A N*P data matrix,  | 
| trt | A vector of treatment assignments. If missing, the first permutation in  | 
| B | A positive integer number of permutations requested. This will only be used when  | 
| permutedTrt | An optional permutation index matrix. If missing, this will be computed as  | 
| wtmethod | 0 or 1, where 0 stands for weighting each treatment group by sample size - 1, and 1 stands for weighting by sample size. | 
| eps | A small non-negative number, differences below which among permuted test statistics are treated as equal. | 
| data | A data frame in which variables in the formula can be found. | 
| ... | Additional arguments passed to the methods. | 
An htest object with the following components:
| statistic  | The observed test statistic. | 
| all.statistics  | All permuted test statistics. | 
| p.value  | The permutation p-value. | 
| parameter  | A vector of the number of permutations and the weighting method. | 
| data.name  | The character name of the data. | 
| method  | A string of test method. | 
Long Qu
Paul W. Mielke, Kenneth J. Berry. (2007) Permutation Methods: A Distance Function Approach. 2nd ed. Springer.
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x=matrix(rnorm(20*5),20)
trt=gl(2,10)
nparts( table(trt))		## 92378 partitions =  choose(20,10)/2
urand.bigz(0,seed=1032940L) # init seed
pmat=permuteTrt(trt, 5e2L)		## use 500 random permutations
## Not run: 
pmat=permuteTrt(trt, 1e6L)		## use all partitions, as 1e6L >= 92378 
## End(Not run)
### Distance matrix interface
mrpp.test(dist(x), trt, permutedTrt=pmat, wtmethod=0 ) 
### Data matrix interface
mrpp.test(x, trt, permutedTrt=pmat, wtmethod=0 ) 
### Formula interface
dat=data.frame(x, trt)
fmla=as.formula(sprintf('cbind(%s)~trt',paste('X',1:5,sep='',collapse=',')))
mrpp.test(fmla, dat, permutedTrt=pmat, wtmethod=0 )
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