The articles by Bland and Altman use some mathematical notations that differ from other publications or some modern conventions. This GitHub entry should incorporate a single mathematical style, clearly defined throughout the functions and in the accompanying mathematical descriptions, e.g. in the readme, a future wiki or other documentation of the mathematics.
For example, the difference between measurement methods be written as d = X - Y or D = X - Y. The code should reflect the mathematics. Variables for programmatic purposes instead of mathematical should be clearly different from the mathematically meaningful. For example, the X vs. x variables from here have a programmatic use, but the notation could be confusing. It would be better to name them more clearly, so they can be more easily understood.
The articles by Bland and Altman use some mathematical notations that differ from other publications or some modern conventions. This GitHub entry should incorporate a single mathematical style, clearly defined throughout the functions and in the accompanying mathematical descriptions, e.g. in the readme, a future wiki or other documentation of the mathematics.
For example, the difference between measurement methods be written as
d = X - YorD = X - Y. The code should reflect the mathematics. Variables for programmatic purposes instead of mathematical should be clearly different from the mathematically meaningful. For example, theXvs.xvariables from here have a programmatic use, but the notation could be confusing. It would be better to name them more clearly, so they can be more easily understood.