pub struct ExactTestParams {
pub rejection_region: RejectionRegion,
pub big_count: f64,
pub prior_count: f64,
}Expand description
Tuning knobs for exact_test.
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§rejection_region: RejectionRegionWhich rejection region to sum over.
big_count: f64Row sum above which, in both groups, the beta approximation is used.
Only consulted by RejectionRegion::DoubleTail.
prior_count: f64Prior count added before the fold change is fitted.
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Source§impl ExactTestParams
impl ExactTestParams
Sourcepub fn new(
rejection_region: RejectionRegion,
big_count: f64,
prior_count: f64,
) -> Self
pub fn new( rejection_region: RejectionRegion, big_count: f64, prior_count: f64, ) -> Self
Builds a parameter set explicitly.
§Params
rejection_region- Which outcomes count as extremebig_count- Beta approximation threshold, non-negativeprior_count- Prior count for the fold change, non-negative
§Returns
The parameter set. Values are validated at the point of use in
exact_test, not here.
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Source§impl Clone for ExactTestParams
impl Clone for ExactTestParams
impl Copy for ExactTestParams
Source§impl Debug for ExactTestParams
impl Debug for ExactTestParams
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impl Freeze for ExactTestParams
impl RefUnwindSafe for ExactTestParams
impl Send for ExactTestParams
impl Sync for ExactTestParams
impl Unpin for ExactTestParams
impl UnsafeUnpin for ExactTestParams
impl UnwindSafe for ExactTestParams
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