Simple Power Simulations for ANOVAs

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Documentation for package ‘anovapowersim’ version 1.2.0

• DESCRIPTION file.
• User guides, package vignettes and other documentation.
• Package NEWS.

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balanced_anova_design	Create a balanced factorial ANOVA design specification
cell_design	Define cells for a means-based unbalanced ANOVA design
compute_scale_factor	Compute the mean-deviation scaling factor from a change in partial eta squared
design_term_means	Build calibrated means for a design term
f_to_pes	Convert Cohen's f to partial eta squared
means_pattern	Define a sparse relative cell-mean pattern
plot_power_curve	Plot a simulation-based power curve
power_achieved	Estimate achieved ANOVA power at a fixed sample size
power_achieved_calc	Calculate achieved ANOVA power at a fixed sample size
power_curve	Simulate ANOVA power from a balanced factorial design
power_n	Search for the sample size needed for target ANOVA power
power_n_calc	Calculate the sample size needed for target ANOVA power
power_sensitivity	Estimate ANOVA effect-size sensitivity at a fixed sample size
power_sensitivity_calc	Calculate ANOVA effect-size sensitivity at a fixed sample size
power_unbalanced	Simulate power for a fixed unbalanced ANOVA design
print.anovapowersim_achieved_power	Print a fixed-sample achieved-power result
print.anovapowersim_curve	Print an anovapowersim power curve
print.anovapowersim_sensitivity	Print a fixed-sample sensitivity result
print.anovapowersim_unbalanced_power	Print simulated power for an unbalanced design
simulate_design_dataset	Simulate data from a balanced ANOVA design
summary.anovapowersim_achieved_power	Summarise a fixed-sample achieved-power result
summary.anovapowersim_curve	Summarise an anovapowersim power curve
summary.anovapowersim_sensitivity	Summarise a fixed-sample sensitivity result
summary.anovapowersim_unbalanced_power	Summarise simulated power for an unbalanced design
unbalanced_covariance	Specify covariance for a means-based unbalanced design
within_covariance	Specify a within-subject covariance structure