format_mse_results {neutroSurvey} | R Documentation |
Format MSE Results for Neutrosophic Survey Data Analysis
Description
Formats the output of calculate_all_mse_neutrosophic
into a human-readable string
that clearly displays all five types of MSE estimates with their interval values.
Usage
format_mse_results(mse_results)
Arguments
mse_results |
A list containing MSE results from |
Details
The function takes the MSE results list and formats it to show:
Standard MSE estimates
Ratio-adjusted MSE estimates
Kurtosis-adjusted MSE estimates
Exponential MSE estimates
Regression MSE estimates
Value
A formatted character string ready for printing, showing all MSE types with their lower and upper bounds
See Also
calculate_all_mse_neutrosophic
for generating the input for this function
Examples
# First calculate MSE results
data(japan_neutro)
metrics <- compute_all_metrics(japan_neutro)
mse <- calculate_all_mse_neutrosophic(
0.01, 0.02,
metrics$mean_interval_Y[1], metrics$mean_interval_Y[2],
metrics$mean_interval_X[1], metrics$mean_interval_X[2],
metrics$cv_interval_X[1], metrics$cv_interval_X[2],
metrics$cv_interval_Y[1], metrics$cv_interval_Y[2],
metrics$correlation_results[1], metrics$correlation_results[2],
metrics$kurtosis_interval_X[1], metrics$kurtosis_interval_X[2]
)
# Format and print results
cat(format_mse_results(mse))
[Package neutroSurvey version 0.1.0 Index]