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onesampb 1-alpha percentile boot CI for any estimator
trimpb percentile boot CI for trimmed mean
trimcibt bootstrap-t CI for trimmed mean
mestci CI for M-measure of location based on huber's psi using percentile boot method (might be redundant with onesampb)
momci CI for modified one-step M-estimator (might be redundant with onesampb)
two groups
yuen yuen-welch method to compare trimmed means (no bootstrap)
yuenbt bootstrapped-t CI for ut1 - ut2
yhbt seems to be similar to yuenbt but modified for when trimming is <20 (maybe not needed)
pb2gen percentile bootstrap CI for difference between any estimators
m2ci convenience function func for comparing M-estimators based on huber's psi
comvar2 bootstrapped comparison of variances
permg permutation bootstrap test, any measure of location of scale
t1way non-bootstrap method (but robust) for J indep groups (could be used for J>2 too)
t1wayv2 same as t1way but explanatory es is returned for all pairs of groups
two dependent groups
ydbt bootstrap-t CI for ut1 - ut2
loc2dif difference between estimators using all combinations of difference scores
l2drmci significance test for loc2dif using percentile bootstrap
bootdpci percentile bootstrap method any estimator; can set options for using difference scores or measures of location based on the marginal distributions
pcorb comparing variance of dep groups by extending some correlation-related method (i.e., pcorb(col1 - col1, col1 - col2) )
pcorhc4 similar to pcorb; need more information on usage
dfried some distance based test for J dependant groups (also used for more than 2 dep groups)
one-way for independent groups
t1way non-bootstrap method (but robust) for J indep groups (could be in two indep group section too)
t1wayv2 same as t1way but explanatory es is returned as well
box1way another J=> 2 method based on trimmed means
t1waybt test hyp of equal trimmed means using bootstrap t method (related to btrim which returns explanatory effect size and allows one to structure data a bit differently; btrim may not be needed)
b1way percentile boot method for comparing J groups; seeing how deeply nest 0 is (1st method)
other methods, especially ones using percentile bootstrap, under "methods based on MCP and linear contrasts" may be applicable here too
one-way methods based on multiple comparisons and linear contrasts
lincon test linear contrasts with t means
linconb test linear contrasts using bootstrap-t method
tmcppb rom/hoch/ben-type methods using percentile bootstrap and trimmed means
pbdepth percentile boot method for comparing J groups; seeing how deeply nest 0 is (2nd method)
two-way designs based on trimmed means
t2way (no bootstrapping)
three-way designs based on trimmed means
t3way (no bootstrapping)
two- and three-way multiple comparisons using contrasts (I believe for independent groups)
mcp2atm all pairwise comparisons for each factor and interactions
mcp3atm all pairwise comparisons for each factor and interactions
bbtrim use bootstrap-t method for comparisons using contrasts
bbbtrim use bootstrap-t method for comparisons using contrasts
bbmcppb two-way percentile boot and trimmed mean tests
bbbmcppb three-way percentile boot and trimmed mean tests
one-way dependant groups
dfried some distance based test for J dependant groups
rmanova trimmed means, no bootstrapping, for J groups
rmmcp mcp for dep groups with trimmed means and Rom's method for FWE (might be able to extend to higher-level designs; 2 & 3-way)
rmanovab bootstrap-t method for comparing measure associated with marginal distributions
pairepb bootstrap-t method for all multi-comparisons
bptd CI for all linear contrasts (very similar to pairdbp; but you can specify certain contrasts)
bd1way percentile boot for J dep groups
ddep another percentile boot method for J dep groups
rmdzero percentile boot method for J group based on diff scores
rmmcppb multiple comparisons for J dep groups using percentile boot method
lindepbt boot-t method for mcp among J dep groups
within-within (two-way) dependent groups
wwtrim non-bootstrap for trimmed means
wwtrimbt same as wwtrim but bootstrap-t used
wwmcp multi comps for main effects and interactions with linear contrasts (no boot)
wwmcppb like wwmcp but percentile boot is used
wwmcpbt like wwmcpppb but uses bootstrap-t method instead
mixed designs
bwtrim no bootstrapping
tsplitbt bootstrap-t for mixed design
bwtrimbt same as tsplitbt but reports p values
sppba test for factorA using percentile boot
sppbb test for factorB using percentile boot
sppbi test for interaction using percentile boot
bwmcp all main effects and interactions for bw design bootstrap-t tests
bwamcp same for factorA
bwbmcp same for factorB
bwimcp for interaction (non-bootstrap)
spmcpa FA; same but with percentile boostrap
spmcpb FB; same but with percentile boostrap
spmcpi interaction; same but with percentile boostrap
bwmcppb only for trimmed means? ; all main effects and interactions with percentile bootstrap method
three-way designs with one or more dependent groups
bbwtrim no boot ominbus for main effect and interactions
bwwtrim same as above two are within
wwwtrim same as above all within
bbwtrimbt no boot ominbus for main effect and interactions (bootstrap-t)
bwwtrimbt same as above two are within (bootstrap-t)
wwwtrimbt same as above all within (bootstrap-t)
three-way methods using multiple comparisons
rm3mcp no bootstrap all contrasts
bbwmcp bootstrap-t all comparisons with trimmed means
bwwmcp bootstrap-t for the corresponding design
bbwmcppb using percentile boot
bwwmcppb using percentile boot
wwwmcppb using percentile boot
effect sizes
akp.effect delta (using trimmed mean and winsorized variance)
yuenv2 compare two trimmed means and return explanatory effect size (xi2)
ees.ci CI for two groups using percentile bootstrap method computes |xi|
esmcp explanatory effect size returned for all pairs of J groups (can be used for dep groups)
ESmainMCP a two-way method for getting explanatory effect size for FA and then FB
esImcp two-way explanatory effect for all interactions
correlations and test of independence
pbcor percentage bend correlation
pball for a set of variables
wincor winsorized correlation
winall for a set of variables
corb test for zero correlation using bootstrapping
twopcor get CI of rho1 - rho2 (CI for difference of correlations) using percentile boot
twocor test that two cors are equal (returns a p value and CI)
robust regression
lsfitci CIs for reg parameters using percentile bootstrap method
hc4wtest tests hypo that all slope parameters are zero using wild bootstrap method
utilities
con1way create linear contrasts
con2way
con3way
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one group
onesampb
1-alpha percentile boot CI for any estimatortrimpb
percentile boot CI for trimmed meantrimcibt
bootstrap-t CI for trimmed meanmestci
CI for M-measure of location based on huber's psi using percentile boot method (might be redundant withonesampb
)momci
CI for modified one-step M-estimator (might be redundant withonesampb
)two groups
yuen
yuen-welch method to compare trimmed means (no bootstrap)yuenbt
bootstrapped-t CI for ut1 - ut2yhbt
seems to be similar to yuenbt but modified for when trimming is <20 (maybe not needed)pb2gen
percentile bootstrap CI for difference between any estimatorsm2ci
convenience function func for comparing M-estimators based on huber's psicomvar2
bootstrapped comparison of variancespermg
permutation bootstrap test, any measure of location of scalet1way
non-bootstrap method (but robust) for J indep groups (could be used for J>2 too)t1wayv2
same as t1way but explanatory es is returned for all pairs of groupstwo dependent groups
ydbt
bootstrap-t CI for ut1 - ut2loc2dif
difference between estimators using all combinations of difference scoresl2drmci
significance test forloc2dif
using percentile bootstrapbootdpci
percentile bootstrap method any estimator; can set options for using difference scores or measures of location based on the marginal distributionspcorb
comparing variance of dep groups by extending some correlation-related method (i.e., pcorb(col1 - col1, col1 - col2) )pcorhc4
similar topcorb
; need more information on usagedfried
some distance based test for J dependant groups (also used for more than 2 dep groups)one-way for independent groups
t1way
non-bootstrap method (but robust) for J indep groups (could be in two indep group section too)t1wayv2
same ast1way
but explanatory es is returned as wellbox1way
another J=> 2 method based on trimmed meanst1waybt
test hyp of equal trimmed means using bootstrap t method (related tobtrim
which returns explanatory effect size and allows one to structure data a bit differently;btrim
may not be needed)b1way
percentile boot method for comparing J groups; seeing how deeply nest 0 is (1st method)one-way methods based on multiple comparisons and linear contrasts
lincon
test linear contrasts with t meanslinconb
test linear contrasts using bootstrap-t methodtmcppb
rom/hoch/ben-type methods using percentile bootstrap and trimmed meanspbdepth
percentile boot method for comparing J groups; seeing how deeply nest 0 is (2nd method)two-way designs based on trimmed means
t2way
(no bootstrapping)three-way designs based on trimmed means
t3way
(no bootstrapping)two- and three-way multiple comparisons using contrasts (I believe for independent groups)
mcp2atm
all pairwise comparisons for each factor and interactionsmcp3atm
all pairwise comparisons for each factor and interactionsbbtrim
use bootstrap-t method for comparisons using contrastsbbbtrim
use bootstrap-t method for comparisons using contrastsbbmcppb
two-way percentile boot and trimmed mean testsbbbmcppb
three-way percentile boot and trimmed mean testsone-way dependant groups
dfried
some distance based test for J dependant groupsrmanova
trimmed means, no bootstrapping, for J groupsrmmcp
mcp for dep groups with trimmed means and Rom's method for FWE (might be able to extend to higher-level designs; 2 & 3-way)rmanovab
bootstrap-t method for comparing measure associated with marginal distributionspairepb
bootstrap-t method for all multi-comparisonsbptd
CI for all linear contrasts (very similar to pairdbp; but you can specify certain contrasts)bd1way
percentile boot for J dep groupsddep
another percentile boot method for J dep groupsrmdzero
percentile boot method for J group based on diff scoresrmmcppb
multiple comparisons for J dep groups using percentile boot methodlindepbt
boot-t method for mcp among J dep groupswithin-within (two-way) dependent groups
wwtrim
non-bootstrap for trimmed meanswwtrimbt
same as wwtrim but bootstrap-t usedwwmcp
multi comps for main effects and interactions with linear contrasts (no boot)wwmcppb
like wwmcp but percentile boot is usedwwmcpbt
like wwmcpppb but uses bootstrap-t method insteadmixed designs
bwtrim
no bootstrappingtsplitbt
bootstrap-t for mixed designbwtrimbt
same as tsplitbt but reports p valuessppba
test for factorA using percentile bootsppbb
test for factorB using percentile bootsppbi
test for interaction using percentile bootbwmcp
all main effects and interactions for bw design bootstrap-t testsbwamcp
same for factorAbwbmcp
same for factorBbwimcp
for interaction (non-bootstrap)spmcpa
FA; same but with percentile boostrapspmcpb
FB; same but with percentile boostrapspmcpi
interaction; same but with percentile boostrapbwmcppb
only for trimmed means? ; all main effects and interactions with percentile bootstrap methodthree-way designs with one or more dependent groups
bbwtrim
no boot ominbus for main effect and interactionsbwwtrim
same as above two are withinwwwtrim
same as above all withinbbwtrimbt
no boot ominbus for main effect and interactions (bootstrap-t)bwwtrimbt
same as above two are within (bootstrap-t)wwwtrimbt
same as above all within (bootstrap-t)three-way methods using multiple comparisons
rm3mcp
no bootstrap all contrastsbbwmcp
bootstrap-t all comparisons with trimmed meansbwwmcp
bootstrap-t for the corresponding designbbwmcppb
using percentile bootbwwmcppb
using percentile bootwwwmcppb
using percentile booteffect sizes
akp.effect
delta (using trimmed mean and winsorized variance)yuenv2
compare two trimmed means and return explanatory effect size (xi2)ees.ci
CI for two groups using percentile bootstrap method computes |xi|esmcp
explanatory effect size returned for all pairs of J groups (can be used for dep groups)ESmainMCP
a two-way method for getting explanatory effect size for FA and then FBesImcp
two-way explanatory effect for all interactionscorrelations and test of independence
pbcor
percentage bend correlationpball
for a set of variableswincor
winsorized correlationwinall
for a set of variablescorb
test for zero correlation using bootstrappingtwopcor
get CI of rho1 - rho2 (CI for difference of correlations) using percentile boottwocor
test that two cors are equal (returns a p value and CI)robust regression
lsfitci
CIs for reg parameters using percentile bootstrap methodhc4wtest
tests hypo that all slope parameters are zero using wild bootstrap methodutilities
con1way
create linear contrastscon2way
con3way
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