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Evaluation_sim_usage

Introduction

The evaluation_sim function is used to evaluate the performance of group effect estimation algorithms under simulated conditions. This vignette demonstrates how to use the evaluation_sim function with example data provided in the package.


Load the Required Library

Ensure the MUGS package is loaded before running the example:

library(MUGS)

Load Example Data

Load the example data required for the evaluation_sim function:

data(pairs.rel.EV)
data(U.2)

Run the Evaluation Simulation

Run the evaluation_sim function to evaluate the performance based on the provided data:

# Evaluate simulation
evaluation_results <- evaluation.sim(pairs.rel.EV, U.2)

Examine the Output

Explore the structure and key components of the output:

# View the structure of the output
str(evaluation_results)

# Display first few rows of the results
cat("\nEvaluation Results (first 5 rows):\n")
print(head(evaluation_results, 5))

Notes

  1. Input Data: Ensure that pairs.rel.EV and U.2 are properly formatted and loaded before running the function.
  2. Output Structure: The output typically includes evaluation metrics and processed results for further analysis.

Summary

This vignette demonstrated the use of the evaluation_sim function for evaluating group effect estimation. Customize the input data and analyze the output to assess the performance of your algorithms.

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