chi_test

This function runs the chi-square test for continuous or discrete data

internal

The routine twosample_test() in this package runs the
two sample test using various test statistic. The p values are
found via permutation or large sample theory. The routine twosample_power() allows the
calculation of the power in various cases, and plot_power() draws the corresponding power graphs.
The routine run.studies allows a user to quickly study the power of a new method and
how it compares to some of the standard ones.

Wolfgang Rolke

R2sample

Various Methods for the Two Sample Problem

chi_test function

<dl><dt>dta</dt>
<dd>a list with two elements for continuous data or three elements for discrete data, Can also include weights for continuous data</dd>
<dt>nbins</dt>
<dd>=c(50, 10) number of desired bins</dd>
<dt>minexpcount</dt>
<dd>=5 smallest number of counts required in each bin</dd>
<dt>typeTS</dt>
<dd>=5 type of problem, continuous/discrete, with/without weights</dd>
<dt>ponly</dt>
<dd>Should the p value alone be returned?</dd></dl>

Arguments

This function runs the chi-square test for continuous or discrete data — chi_test

<dl>

<dt>dta</dt>
<dd>a list with two elements for continuous data or three elements for discrete data, Can also include weights for continuous data</dd>


<dt>nbins</dt>
<dd>=c(50, 10) number of desired bins</dd>


<dt>minexpcount</dt>
<dd>=5 smallest number of counts required in each bin</dd>


<dt>typeTS</dt>
<dd>=5 type of problem, continuous/discrete, with/without weights</dd>


<dt>ponly</dt>
<dd>Should the p value alone be returned?</dd>

</dl>

chi_test: This function runs the chi-square test for continuous or discrete data

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