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cocor (version 1.1-3)

get.cocor.input: Get input parameters of a cocor result object

Description

Returns input parameters of a cocor result object of class 'cocor.indep.groups', 'cocor.dep.groups.overlap', or 'cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap' as a list with each slot representing a list element.

Usage

get.cocor.input(result.object)
"get.cocor.input"(result.object)

Arguments

result.object
A cocor result object of class 'cocor.indep.groups', 'cocor.dep.groups.overlap', or 'cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap'.

Value

Returns a list containing all input parameters as list elements:
r1.jk
A number specifying the correlation between j and k measured in group 1 (only for result objects of class 'cocor.indep.groups').
r2.hm
A number specifying the correlation between h and m measured in group 2 (only for result objects of class 'cocor.indep.groups').
n1
An integer defining the size of group 1 (only for result objects of class 'cocor.indep.groups').
n2
An integer defining the size of group 2 (only for result objects of class 'cocor.indep.groups').
r.jk
A number specifying the correlation between j and k (only for result objects of class 'cocor.dep.groups.overlap' and 'cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap').
r.jh
A number specifying the correlation between j and h (only for result objects of class 'cocor.dep.groups.overlap').
r.hm
A number specifying the correlation between h and m (only for result objects of class 'cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap').
n
An integer defining the size of the group (only for result objects of class 'cocor.dep.groups.overlap' and 'cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap').
alternative
A character string specifying whether the alternative hypothesis is two-sided ("two.sided") or one-sided ("greater" or "less", depending on the direction).
alpha
A number defining the alpha level for the hypothesis test.
conf.level
A number defining the level of confidence for the confidence interval.
null.value
A number defining the hypothesized difference between the two correlations used for testing the null hypothesis.
data.name
A vector of character strings describing the data/groups.
var.labels
A vector of four character strings specifying the labels for j, k, h, and m (in this order).

See Also

get.cocor.results, cocor, cocor.indep.groups, cocor.dep.groups.overlap, cocor.dep.groups.nonoverlap

Examples

Run this code
data("aptitude")

cocor.result <- cocor(~knowledge + intelligence.a | logic + intelligence.a,
      aptitude$sample1)
get.cocor.input(cocor.result)

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