It takes time to master the syntax and we suggest that readers should try to download and test the R software in their machine if they had not done so.
In this post, we shall describe our online solver for testing correlation between two variables X and Y.
The solver is mainly a web interface to the cor.test function available in R. This function has the following spec for input arguments:
cor.test(x, y,
alternative = c("two.sided", "less", "greater"),
method = c("pearson", "kendall", "spearman"),
exact = NULL, conf.level = 0.95, continuity = FALSE, ...)
Here is how our solver for correlation test looks like at the moment.
When the user clicks on the submit button, the solver will call the R software, grabs its output, and print the results:
0001 > x <- c(44.4,45.9,41.9,53.3,44.7,44.1,50.7,45.2,60.1) 0002 > y <- c(2.6,3.1,2.5,5.0,3.6,4.0,5.2,2.8,3.8) 0003 > 0004 > cor.test(x,y, alternative="two.sided", method="pearson",conf.level=0.9,exact=TRUE, continuity=TRUE) 0005 0006 Pearson's product-moment correlation 0007 0008 data: x and y 0009 t = 1.8411, df = 7, p-value = 0.1082 0010 alternative hypothesis: true correlation is not equal to 0 0011 90 percent confidence interval: 0012 -0.02223023 0.86697863 0013 sample estimates: 0014 cor 0015 0.5711816 0016 0017 >
The printed p-value .1082 tells us not to reject the Null hypothesis that the correlation between
x and y is zero.
We will a scattergraph to the solver in the future.
Here is our interface code for the correlation test.
__version__ = "0.0.2" __catalog__ = "TEST-STAT-0036" __date__ = "2011.02.14" __author__ = "E.P. Adorio" from qp.fill.form import Form, SingleSelectWidget, RadiobuttonsWidget, TextWidget, StringWidget, CheckboxWidget from qp.sites.extreme.lib.uicommon import renderheader, renderfooter, processheader, processfooter from math import sqrt from qp.sites.extreme.lib.webutils import vecRead from qp.sites.extreme.lib import webutils from qp.fill.directory import Directory from qp.pub.common import header, footer, page, redirect from qp.fill.css import BASIC_FORM_CSS from qp.sites.extreme.lib.webutils import vecRead, matRead, matReadByColumn, runRcode from qp.sites.extreme.lib.qpyutils import printRlines, showLogo from scipy import stats import time from scipy import stats import copy import math def getGrFile(grType): grfile = GraphicsFile("%s" % grType) barefile = grfile.split(str("/"))[-1] return grfile, barefile def getformDict(form): D={} for field in form.get_all_widgets(): D[field.name] = form.get(field.name) return D def asColumns(S, ncolumns): """ Args: ncolumns is number of columns. S is a string containing a space delimited columns of values. Return value a list consisting of the columns of S. """ columns = [[] for i in range(ncolumns)] for i, v in enumerate(S.split()): columns[i % ncolumns].append( v) return columns def asRvector(x): """ Arg x - Python string array. Return value an R vector as a string c(v1,....vn) """ S = "c(" for v in x: S += str(v) + "," S += ")" return S.replace(",)", ")") def SolveProblem(form): D = getformDict(form) x, y = asColumns(D["pairedSample"], 2) alpha = float(D["alpha"]) method = D["method"] alternative = D["alternative"] cont = D["continuity_correction"] exact = D["exact"] exact = "TRUE" if exact else "FALSE" cont = "TRUE" if cont else "FALSE" xstr = "x <- " + asRvector(x)+"\n" ystr = "y <- " + asRvector(y)+"\n" Rcode =xstr + ystr conflevel = 1-alpha Rcode += """ cor.test(x,y, alternative="%s", method="%s",conf.level=%s,exact=%s, continuity=%s) """ %(alternative, method,conflevel, exact, cont) # create the R command. Rcode = Rcode.replace(",)", ")") return runRcode(Rcode) class CorrTestPage(Directory): def get_exports(self): yield ('', 'index', 'Correlation test for Paired Data', "R stat software corr.test for Correlation") def index[html](self): form = Form(enctype = "multipart/form-data") form.add(CheckboxWidget, name = "continuity_correction", \ value = True, ) form.add(CheckboxWidget, name = "exact", \ value = True, ) form.add(TextWidget, name = "pairedSample", \ rows = "10", cols = "30", value=""" 44.4 2.6 45.9 3.1 41.9 2.5 53.3 5.0 44.7 3.6 44.1 4.0 50.7 5.2 45.2 2.8 60.1 3.8 """ ) form.add(StringWidget, name = "alpha", size = 5, value = "0.10") form.add(SingleSelectWidget, name="alternative", options=[ ("two.sided", "two.sided"), ("less", "less"), ("greater", "greater")]) form.add(SingleSelectWidget, name="method", options=[ ("pearson", "Pearson"), ("kendall", "Kendall"), ("spearman", "Spearman")]) form.add_hidden("time", value = time.time()) form.add_submit("submit", "submit") def render [html] (): renderheader("Correlation test using R-software") pairedSample = form.get_widget("pairedSample") alpha = form.get_widget("alpha") exact = form.get_widget("exact") method = form.get_widget("method") alternative = form.get_widget("alternative") cont = form.get_widget("continuity_correction") """
Method | Alternative | Alpha | Continuity Correction | Exact p value? |
%s | %s | %s | %s | %s |
X Y data | ||||
%s |
renderfooter(form, __version__, __catalog__, __author__)
if not form.is_submitted():
return page('CorrTestPage', render(), style= BASIC_FORM_CSS)
def process [html] ():
processheader("Correlation test using R software corr.test() function")
calctime_start = time.time()
if True:
flag, output = SolveProblem(form)
printRlines(output)
if 0:
for widget in form.get_all_widgets():
"
" % (widget.name, widget.value)
processfooter(form, calctime_start, "./", "./stest_t1samp")
process()
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