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avseqmc (version 1.0.2)
Anytime-Valid Sequential Estimation of Monte-Carlo p-Values
Description
Anytime-valid sequential estimation of the p-value of a test calibrated by Monte-Carlo simulation, as described in Stoepker & Castro (2024)
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install.packages('avseqmc')
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1.0.2
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GPL-3
Maintainer
Ivo V. Stoepker
Last Published
September 1st, 2025
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invert_Un_tilde
Finds the number of successes S based on the upper limit of the confidence sequence vased on the construction by Robbins (1970) (e.g. via the function Un_tilde()).
plot.avseqmc_progress
Plot the results of the sequential p-value estimation.
print.avseqmc_progress
Print the results of the sequential p-value estimation.
avseqmc
Anytime-valid sequential estimation of the p-value of a Monte-Carlo test
init_avseqmc_progress
Initialize an
avseqmc_progress
Object
nextsample
Draw a next (batch) of Monte-Carlo samples to update the sequential estimate of the p-value
Un_tilde
Anytime-valid upper confidence limit for the probability parameter of a sample from the binomial distribution, based on construction of Robbins (1970).
Ln_tilde
Anytime-valid lower confidence limit for the probability parameter of a sample from the binomial distribution, based on construction of Robbins (1970).