Closed jamesdunham closed 7 years ago
Hi, I'm stepping through the example code and don't see a ttest element in the list of results.
ttest
library(bcstatsR) data(survey) data(bc) result <- bcstats(surveydata = survey, bcdata = bc, id = "id", t1vars = "gender", t2vars = "gameresult", t3vars = "itemssold", enumerator = "enum", enumteam = "enumteam", backchecker = "bcer") result[["ttest"]] # NULL str(result, 1) # List of 7 # $ backcheck :'data.frame': 26 obs. of 8 variables: # $ enum1 :List of 2 # $ enum2 :List of 2 # $ enumteam1 :List of 2 # $ enumteam2 :List of 2 # $ backchecker1:List of 2 # $ backchecker2:List of 2 # NULL m stepping through the example code and don't see a 'ttest' element in the list of results. library(bcstatsR) data(survey) data(bc) result <- bcstats(surveydata = survey, bcdata = bc, id = "id", t1vars = "gender", t2vars = "gameresult", t3vars = "itemssold", enumerator = "enum", enumteam = "enumteam", backchecker = "bcer") result[["ttest"]] # NULL
I'm not sure what precisely the expected output is -- I haven't looked into the code yet.
My result object looks like:
str(result, 1) # List of 7 # $ backcheck :'data.frame': 26 obs. of 8 variables: # $ enum1 :List of 2 # $ enum2 :List of 2 # $ enumteam1 :List of 2 # $ enumteam2 :List of 2 # $ backchecker1:List of 2 # $ backchecker2:List of 2 # NULL
Thanks!
Ah, it only exists when the ttest argument is used.
Hi, I'm stepping through the example code and don't see a
ttest
element in the list of results.I'm not sure what precisely the expected output is -- I haven't looked into the code yet.
My result object looks like:
Thanks!