Package index
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add_common_effect_sizes()
- Add common effect size columns to FReD dataset
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add_replication_power()
- Add power
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add_sampling_variances()
- Add confidence intervals
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align_effect_direction()
- Align effect direction
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assess_replication_outcome()
- Assess Replication Outcomes Based on Various Criteria
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calculate_prediction_interval()
- Calculate Prediction Interval for a Correlation Coefficient
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clean_variables()
- Clean variables Perform some specific operations (e.g., recoding some NA as "") required to get the Shiny apps to work. This may be a temporary solution, as much of it should likely be handled through validation in the data sheet, and at import time.
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code_replication_outcomes()
- Code replication outcomes
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convert_effect_sizes()
- Convert effect sizes to common metric (r)
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create_citation()
- Create FReD dataset citation
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get_dataset_changelog()
- Get the dataset changelog from OSF
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get_last_modified()
- Get the date of last modification
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load_fred_data()
- Load the FReD dataset
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load_variable_descriptions()
- Load variable descriptions
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print(<fred_equivalence_test_result>)
- Print Method for Equivalence Test Result
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read_fred()
- Read the FReD dataset
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run_annotator()
- Run the Replication Annotator
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run_app()
- Run a shiny app within the package - potentially as an RStudio job
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run_explorer()
- Run the Replication Explorer
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setting-parameters
- Setting Parameters for the FReD Package
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test_equivalence_r()
- Equivalence Test for a Correlation
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update_offline_data()
- If you set the package to work offline (
use_FReD_offline(TRUE)
) or if any downloads fail, FReD will use offline data stored in the package. Use this function if you want to update the data to the current state. (NB: you can also use this if you want to work persistently with your own version of the dataset).
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use_FReD_offline()
- Set FReD to work offline (or back to online)