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I found this question on StackOverflow from almost seven years ago:
When I call the following example I receive a pretty report, with confidence equal to 95%
I'd like to receive similar report but for confidence equal to 99%. The docs state that OneSampleTest implements method confint, which does receive parameter alpha, but it does not give me a full report as shown above.
Looking into the source code now, unless I am mistaken, it still seems to be the case that the confidence interval in OneSampleTTest() is hard coded at 95%.
Two questions:
Am I mistaken? Is it actually implemented?
it seems like it would be relatively straightforward to implement (at least for t tests, unsure about the other ones). If I were to do that, and make a pull request, would it be accepted (i.e. is there any appetite for this feature)?
Cheers!
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I found this question on StackOverflow from almost seven years ago:
Looking into the source code now, unless I am mistaken, it still seems to be the case that the confidence interval in
OneSampleTTest()
is hard coded at 95%.Two questions:
Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: