print.twosamples {twosamples}

twosamples_class

Description

Objects of Class twosamples are output by all of the ⁠*_test⁠ functions in the twosamples package.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'twosamples'
print(x, ...)

## S3 method for class 'twosamples'
summary(object, alpha = 0.05, ...)

Arguments

x

twosamples object

...

other parameters to be passed to print or summary functions

object

twosamples-object to summarize

alpha

Significance threshold for determining null rejection

Details

By default they consist of:a length 2 vector, the first item being the test statistic, the second the p-value. That vector has the following attributes:

1. details: length 3 vector with the sample sizes for each sample and the number of bootstraps

2. test_type: a string describing the type of the test statistic

It may also have two more attributes, depending on options used when running the ⁠*_test⁠ function. These are useful for plotting and combining test runs.

1. bootstraps: a vector containing all the bootstrapped null values

2. samples: a list containing both the samples that were tested

and by virtue of being a named length 2 vector of class "twosamples" it has the following two attributes:

1. names: c("Test Stat","P-Value")

2. class: "twosamples"

Multiple Twosamples objects made by the same ⁠*_test⁠ routine being run on the same data can be combined (getting correct p-value and correct attributes) with the function combine_twosamples().

Value

• print.twosamples() returns nothing

• summarize.twosamples() returns nothing

Functions

• print(twosamples): Print method for objects of class twosamples

• summary(twosamples): Summary method for objects of class twosamples

See Also

plot.twosamples(), combine.twosamples()