stats_tools.printstats¶

stats_tools.printstats(variables, pvals, group1, group2, g1str='group1', g2str='group2', foot='', verbose=True, fname=None)[source]¶

Pretty-print previously computed statistical results

Parameters:

variables : list or NumPy 1darray Python list/NumPy array of strings representing variables that have been tested pvals : Numpy 1darray Aray of p-values (floats) of the same size as variables group1 : NumPy 2darray An #samples-by-#variables array holding the data of the first group sample used in the previously performed statistical comparison group2 : NumPy 2darray An #samples-by-#variables array holding the data of the second group sample used in the previously performed statistical comparison g1str : string Name of the first group that will be used in the generated table g2str : string Name of the first group that will be used in the generated table fname : string Name of a csv-file (with or without extension ‘.csv’) used to save the table (WARNING: existing files will be overwritten!). Can also be a path + file-name (e.g., fname=’path/to/file.csv’). By default output is not saved.

Returns:

Nothing : None

See also

texttable

a module for creating simple ASCII tables (currently available at the Python Package Index)

printdata

a function that pretty-prints/-saves data given in an array (part of nws_tools.py)

Notes

Uses the texttable module to print results