sumLR.RdSamples from different H relative to H1, given alpha, and Nest d
sumLR(Nsample, alpha, effectSize, pow, samp)It can be fixed or given by the user
level of significance (α = probability of type I error)
the hypothesized effect size
the desired power (1−β)
The output of samplesH1 function
The proportions of simulated t-values for the RSP methodology Here, the Wald-criterion (1−β)/α is applied for interpreting the obtained likelihood ratios
if (FALSE) {
sumLR(Nsample = 100, alpha = 0.05, effectSize = 0.2, pow = 0.95, samp = samplesH1)
}