Package index
Statistical Inference Layout definer and data preparation
Verbs that describe the model you want to analyze
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define_model() - Define a layout supplied by a Variable Mapper
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write_models() - Write multiple model definitions from a data frame
Variable Mapper IDs
Mappers similar to formula in R to shape the model you want to describe. Formula also allowed.
Statistical Inference Parameterization
Verbs used for preparing and parameterize the equation of statistical inference
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define_model() - Define a layout supplied by a Variable Mapper
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prepare() - Prepare a lazy inference pipeline
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prepare_test() - Lazily prepare a single test
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prepare_model() - Lazily prepare a model inference
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state_null() - State a null hypothesis in the pipeline
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via() - Recalibrate the method variant
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conclude() - Execute a lazy pipeline
"Population parameter" definer
Functions that emulate the population parameter, close to textbook notations
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anova() - ANOVA table for linear model comparisons
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write_models() - Write multiple model definitions from a data frame
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prepare_model() - Lazily prepare a model inference
Model-based inference container and executioner
Container and an eager executioner of a prepared model-based inference function
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LINEAR_REG() - Linear regression
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GLM() - Generalized linear model
Multiple Inline Codes
Analogue to I(), but only captures the expression and accepts multiple inline codes.
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inlines() - Inline multiple expressions in a Variable Mapper
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save_excel() - Save statistical output to Excel
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var_id - Base class for Variable Mapper objects
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model_processor() - Model evaluator
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var_id_info() - Extract metadata from a Variable Mapper
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class_var_inform - Output class for Variable Mapper metadata
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agendas() - Collect implementations for a statistical procedure
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baseline() - Declare the canonical implementation of a test or model
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variant() - Declare an alternative implementation of a test or model
Base statistical inference output class
With different implementation but the same class, the methods, e.g. tidy(), will be shareable
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class_stat_infer() - Base class for all statistical result objects
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class_ttest_one - Structured result container for one-sample t-tests
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class_ttest_two - Structured result container for two-sample t-tests
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class_ttest_pairwise - Structured result container for pairwise t-tests
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class_p_test - Structured result container for proportion tests
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class_corr_two - Structured result container for two-sample t-tests
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class_lm_object - Structured result container for linear model fits
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class_glm_object - Structured result container for GLM fits
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stat_define()test_define()model_infer_define() - Define a statistical procedure implementation
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STAT_CONSTRUCTOR() - Main foundation for inferential statistics
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HTEST_FN() - Build a hypothesis test function
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MODEL_FN() - Build a model inference function
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add_stat_define()remove_stat_define() - Add or remove stat_define implementations on a test or model function
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purge_stat_defines() - Purge all package-scoped stat_define registrations for a package
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add_variant()remove_variant() - Add or remove variant implementations on a test or model function
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`%<-%` - Apply a method_tidy to a making_tidy target
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param_obj() - Base class for population parameters
Modelled hypothesis management and validators
Core helpers to parse the modelled hypotheses, objects from state_null()
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validate_claim_vars()check_param_nodes()validate_one_param_node()check_x_and_given() - Validate hypothesis parameter references against a model's declared variables
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claim_scalar() - Extract a scalar hypothesis value from a null claim
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claim_contrast_coefs() - Extract contrast coefficients from a null claim
Modelled hypothesis translator and container
Core function to contain the implementation to translate modelled hypothesis, placed under claim_parser from baseline() / variant()
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map_claim() - Build a claim parser from named resolver functions
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baseline() - Declare the canonical implementation of a test or model
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variant() - Declare an alternative implementation of a test or model
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auto_tidy() - Automatically tidy a statistical result
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making_tidy() - Declare tidy methods for a stat and model type
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method_tidy() - Declare tidy methods for a stat result
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`%<-%` - Apply a method_tidy to a making_tidy target