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WIP: independence tests for categorical variables #11
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Do you think you can make this work without my input? Please merge once you think this is fine. |
Sure, no problem |
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If you feel confident please merge
@schnirz Is this "okay enough" for me to just merge? |
@mschauer I finally have some time this month to do more work on this, will let you know once I have some sensible ready. |
This is great news. There has been also some interest for this package in the last weeks, so this would be a good time. |
Yearly reminder ;-) |
c = Tables.columns(t) | ||
sch = Tables.schema(t) | ||
n = length(sch.names) | ||
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return pcalg(n, cmitest, c, p; kwargs...) | ||
return pcalg(n, cmitest, c, sch, p; kwargs...) |
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Is that defined?
implemented permutation-based independence tests for categorical variables based on mutual information and conditional mutual information
open questions: