PREp {kequate}

Percent Relative Error

Description

Calculates the percent relative error (PRE) between an equated distribution and the reference distribution for the first ten moments.

Usage

PREp(eq, obs, r, s)

Arguments

eq

A numeric vector containing the equated values from X to Y or Y to X.

obs

The score vector of test Y or X.

r

A vector of probabilities corresponding to the equated values.

s

A vector of probabilities corresponding to the score values of test Y or X.

Details

If we equate test X to test Y, then we have equated values eYx with estimated probabilities r and estimated probabilities s for the score values on Y. To compare the moments between these two distributions, we can calculate the percent relative error (PRE) between them. If we denote the p:th moment of Y and eYx by \mu(Y) and \mu(eYx) respectively, the PRE for moment p is defined as

PRE(p) = \frac{100 \mu(eYx)-\mu(Y)}{\mu(Y)}.

Value

A numeric vector containing the percentage relative error for the first ten moments.

Author(s)

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References

Andersson, B., Branberg, K., Wiberg, M. (2013). Performing the Kernel Method of Test Equating with the Package kequate. Journal of Statistical Software, 55(6), 1–25. <doi: 10.18637/jss.v055.i06>

von Davier, A.A., Holland, P.W., Thayer, D.T. (2004). The Kernel Method of Test Equating. Springer-Verlag New York.

See Also

glm kequate

Examples

P<-c(5, 20, 35, 25, 15)
Q<-c(10, 30, 30, 20, 10)
x<-0:4
glmx<-glm(P~I(x)+I(x^2), family="poisson", x=TRUE)
glmy<-glm(Q~I(x)+I(x^2), family="poisson", x=TRUE)
keEG<-kequate("EG", 0:4, 0:4, glmx, glmy)
PREp(getEq(keEG), 0:4, glmx$fitted.values/100, glmy$fitted.values/100)