EnvStats Functions for Hypothesis Tests
The EnvStats functions listed below are useful for performing hypothesis tests not already built into R. See Power and Sample Size Calculations for a list of functions you can use to perform power and sample size calculations based on various hypothesis tests.
For goodness-of-fit tests, see Goodness-of-Fit Tests.
Function Name | Description |
chenTTest |
Chen's modified one-sided t-test for skewed |
distributions. | |
kendallTrendTest |
Nonparametric test for monotonic trend |
based on Kendall's tau statistic (and | |
optional confidence interval for slope). | |
kendallSeasonalTrendTest |
Nonparametric test for monotonic trend |
within each season based on Kendall's tau | |
statistic (and optional confidence interval | |
for slope). | |
oneSamplePermutationTest |
Fisher's one-sample randomization |
(permutation) test for location. | |
quantileTest |
Two-sample rank test to detect a shift in |
a proportion of the “treated” population. | |
quantileTestPValue |
Compute p-value associated with a specified |
combination of m, n, r and k | |
for the quantile test. | |
Useful for determining r and k for a | |
given significance level α. | |
serialCorrelationTest |
Test for the presence of serial correlation. |
signTest |
One- or paired-sample sign test on the |
median. | |
twoSampleLinearRankTest |
Two-sample linear rank test to detect a |
shift in the “treated” population. | |
twoSamplePermutationTestLocation |
Two-sample or paired-sample randomization |
(permutation) test for location. | |
twoSamplePermutationTestProportion |
Randomization (permutation) test to compare |
two proportions (Fisher's exact test). | |
varTest |
One-sample test on variance or two-sample |
test to compare variances. | |
varGroupTest |
Test for homogeneity of variance among two |
or more groups. | |
zTestGevdShape |
Estimate the shape parameter of a |
Generalized Extreme Value distribution and | |
test the null hypothesis that the true | |
value is equal to 0. | |
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