is.samplesize: Function to check if the argument is a sample size, i.e., a...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
See Also
Examples
Description
A little helper function to check if the argument is a sample size, i.e.,
a single natural number larger than zero.
This function is used to check the input to
ScaledNormalData and ExponentialData.
Usage
1
Arguments
n
The argument to test. Vectors return "FALSE".
Value
"TRUE" if is n is numeric, positive, integer, and has length 1;
otherwise "FALSE".
Author(s)
Gero Walter
See Also
is.integer checks for R's internal type integer,
and not if its argument is an integer in the mathematical sense.
Examples
1
2
is.samplesize(1) # TRUE
is.samplesize(1:10) # FALSE
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
A little helper function to check if the argument is a sample size, i.e.,
a single natural number larger than zero.
This function is used to check the input to
ScaledNormalData and ExponentialData.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
n |
The argument to test. Vectors return |
Value
"TRUE" if is n is numeric, positive, integer, and has length 1;
otherwise "FALSE".
Author(s)
Gero Walter
See Also
is.integer checks for R's internal type integer,
and not if its argument is an integer in the mathematical sense.
Examples
1 2 | is.samplesize(1) # TRUE
is.samplesize(1:10) # FALSE
|
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