A ready-to-adapt methods paragraph rendered from a datasheet

Every number in the paragraph is printed by lexsync's own formatter, rounded half away from zero from the value the datasheet stores, so the R and Python engines write the same text from the same record, a record read back from its JSON included.

Usage

methods_paragraph(ds)

Arguments

ds

A datasheet list, from build_datasheet().

Value

A single character string describing the materials procedure.

Details

The paragraph states the items each condition holds, and the request beside them when they fell short of it. It describes the realised control before testing it: the largest difference on a matched dimension in that dimension's unit, with Cohen's d and its interval, then the two one-sided tests, which it says cannot pass when every condition holds fewer items than the bound needs, then, largest first, up to five comparisons of an uncontrolled dimension whose |d| exceeds the bound. Every interval is labelled by the schema's alpha. A continuous design's paragraph gives the predictor's spread, the control windows and the controls' realised spread. When a response mapping applies, the paragraph says which key the participants pressed for which condition.