Sometimes you get a p-value of 0 when you perform a chi-square test or other analysis.
This is because the p-value is so small that R rounds it to 0. This function gives you
a more precise p-value.
Usage
chisq_p_value(chisq_value, df, digits = 4, prec = 100)
Arguments
- chisq_value
numeric, chi-square value
- df
numeric, degree of freedom
- digits
numeric, digits for output to illustrate
- prec
numeric, precision for mpfr() function
Value
A precise p-value in scientific format
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# install.packages("Rmpfr")
library(Rmpfr)
chisq_value <- 2629; df <- 1
p_value <- chisq_p_value(chisq_value, df)
print(p_value)
} # }