Hello David, Peter,
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to look into this. The user guide
for the *boot.two.per* function contains this statement:
*Obtains an independent-samples confidence interval and (optionally)
performs an independent samples*
*hypothesis test for the difference betwee
This could possibly be a botched attempt at telling "the system" that one could
use proportion() as synonymous with mean(). That would obviously fail due to
scoping rules, but maybe an earlier version used <<- (?). Anyways, you could
take the hint: proportions are just means of 0-1 variables...
Look at the function's help page:
No help there. The "parameter" argument is not defined in any
substantive manner, and no examples other than `parameter=mean` appear
in the help page.
(Now) Look at the code. The parameter argument is expected to be a
function. There is no function named `pr
Hello R Experts!
I wonder if anyone is familiar with the wBoot package written by Neil
Weiss. I was trying to use the *boot.two.per* function in that package to
compute a bootstrapped two-sample hypothesis test for proportion. Here"s
the *boot.two.per* script:
boot.two.per(x, y, parameter, stack
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