All functions

absz.density.ratio()

Perform kernel estimates of two densities of absolute z-statistics and their ratio.

absz.density()

Density estimates for absolute z-statistics assuming that z-statistics are symmetrically distributed around 0

as.perc()

Convert numbers like 0.421 to 42.1%

deround.z.density.adjust()

Draw derounded z assuming missing digits of mu and sigma are uniformly distributed, but adjust for estimated density of z using rejection sampling

deround.z.uniform()

Draw derounded z assuming missing digits of mu and sigma are uniformly distributed

dsr.ab.df()

Create an ab.df for the dsr approach

dsr.mark.obs()

Finds observations in dat for which we shall perform dsr adjustment

make.z.pdf()

Compute a normalized pdf from a vector of z-statistics

min(<max.z>)

Compute minimum and maximum possible values of z given rounded mu and sigma

num.deci()

Get the number of significand digits of a floating point number using the character presentation of those numbers of R

num.sig.digits()

Get the number of significand digits of a floating point number using the character presentation of those numbers of R

rightmost.sig.digit()

Get the last significant digit(s) of a floating point number

rounding.risk.s.thresholds()

Compute thresholds for the significant s of the reported standard deviation such that we can rule-out the errors: misclassification, wrong inclusion, wrong exclusion

rounding.risks()

Assess for observations with reported z-statistic z and a signficand of s for the standard error whether it is at risk of the errors: misclassification, wrong inclusion, wrong exclusion

rounding.risks.summary()

Summary statistics for rounding risks for different thresholds

sample.uniform.z.deround()

Sample derounded z from the uniformely derounded distributon for a given single value of mu and sigma

set.last.digit.zero()

Sets the last digit of a number x to zero

significand()

Get the significands of a numeric vector using the character presentation of those numbers of R

stat_abszdensity()

ggplot2 density lines for absolute z-statistics assuming that they are symmetrically distributed around 0

study.with.derounding()

Analysis with derounded z-statistics for different window half-widths around z0

window(<binom.test.2s>)

Apply on windows two sided binomiminal test with H0: z = z0

window(<binom.test>)

Apply on windows one-sided binomiminal test with H0: z <= z0

window(<t.ci>)

Window function returning estimated probability that a z-statistic is above a threshold z0 in a window with half-width h around z0 and t-test confidence intervals