I have been struggling to understand why many of my p-values where 0 (not a very small number, but only and exactly 0).
I've used p_adjust = "none" and tested both cor_test() and correlation() in case the output formatting had anything to do with that, but it all became clear when I ran the base-R version: cor.test(). This gave me this warning:
Warning in cor.test.default(): cannot compute exact p-value with ties
This warning should be shown when running functions in this package, I think.
I have been struggling to understand why many of my p-values where 0 (not a very small number, but only and exactly 0). I've used
p_adjust = "none"and tested bothcor_test()andcorrelation()in case the output formatting had anything to do with that, but it all became clear when I ran the base-R version:cor.test(). This gave me this warning:Warning in cor.test.default(): cannot compute exact p-value with tiesThis warning should be shown when running functions in this package, I think.