Cramer's V
Calculate the Cramer's V measure of association
cramersV(...)
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Calculates the Cramer's V measure of effect size for chi-square tests of association and goodness of fit. The arguments to the cramersV function are all passed straight to the chisq.test function, and should have the same format.
A numeric variable with a single element corresponding to the value of V.
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Daniel Navarro
chisq.test, assocstats (in the vcd package)
# Consider an experiment with two conditions, each with 100 # participants. Each participant chooses between one of three # options. Possible data for this experiment: condition1 <- c(30, 20, 50) condition2 <- c(35, 30, 35) X <- cbind( condition1, condition2 ) rownames(X) <- c( 'choice1', 'choice2', 'choice3' ) print(X) # To test the null hypothesis that the distribution of choices # is identical in the two conditions, we would run a chi-square # test: chisq.test(X) # To estimate the effect size we can use Cramer's V: cramersV( X ) # returns a value of 0.159
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