gof.compare: gof.compare

In snopgof: Single-observation NOn-Parametric Goodness Of Fit

Description

Used internally to snopgof to perform the comparisons which form the tail statistics.

Usage

gof.compare(observed, simulated)

Arguments

observed	Vector valued numeric corresponding to the observation. Must have the same length as simulated has columns.
simulated	Simulated draws from the null distribution. Each row corresponds to a draw.

Details

This function should not need to be called by the typical user, as a much faster C function is used in gof.preprocess. Observed and simulated should be pre-centered about some central value before being sent to gof.compare.

Value

A matrix of the comparisons for the tail statistics. Each row corresponds to a tail statistic which can be interpreted, for row i, as "How many draws from the null observation had values along exactly i coordinates which were closer to the chosen centrality measure (i.e. mean, median, or mode) than this observation?" Thus, each column corresponds to an observation.

Author(s)

Josh Lospinoso

References

http://stats.ox.ac.uk/~lospinos

See Also

snopgof

Examples

# See the source of \link{gof.preprocess} for advanced uses of this function.

snopgof documentation built on May 2, 2019, 6:09 p.m.