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	Statistical Tests.

	Copyright (C) 2011
	
	J. Derrac (jderrac@decsai.ugr.es)
	S. Garcia (sglopez@ujaen.es)
	F. Herrera (herrera@decsai.ugr.es)

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package javanpst.tests.scale.moodTest;

import java.util.Arrays;

import javanpst.data.DataDefinitions;
import javanpst.data.structures.dataTable.DataTable;
import javanpst.distributions.common.continuous.NormalDistribution;
import javanpst.tests.StatisticalTest;

/**
 * The Mood test.
 * 
 * Assuming the scale model (equal medians), this test can be
 * employed to test whether the two distributions selected have 
 * equal scale parameter (with the null hypothesis of equality).
 *  
 * The Mood test ranks elements with the following weights:
 * 
 * (N-1)/2)^2 ; (N-3)/2)^2 ... (1/2)^2 ... (N-3)/2)^2 ; (N-1)/2)^2
 * 
 * An approximation to the Normal distribution is employed to 
 * compute p-values.
 * 
 * @author Joaqu�n Derrac Rus (jderrac@decsai.ugr.es)
 * @version 1.0
 */
public class MoodTest extends StatisticalTest{

	/**
	 * Data to analyze
	 */
	private DataTable data;
	
	/**
	 * First sample
	 */
	private double sample1 [];
	
	/**
	 * Second sample
	 */
	private double sample2 [];
	
	/**
	 * Number of values of each sample
	 */
	private int values1,values2;
	
	/**
	 * Array of combined sample
	 */
	private double combined [];
	
	/**
	 * Number of values in both samples
	 */
	private int N;
	
	/**
	 * Array of weights
	 */
	private double weights [];
	
	/**
	 * Sum of weights
	 */
	private double sumWeights;
	
	/**
	 * Test statistics
	 */
	private double MNx,MNy;
	
	/**
	 * PValue of x sample dispersion
	 */
	private double xPValue;
	
	/**
	 * PValue of y sample dispersion
	 */
	private double yPValue;

	/**
	 * Default builder
	 */
	public MoodTest(){

		setReportFormat();
		clearData();
		
	}//end-method
	
	/**
	 * Clears the data stored in the test
	 */
	public void clearData(){
		
		data=new DataTable();
		
		performed=false;
		dataReady=false;
		
		MNx=0.0;
		MNy=0.0;
		
		sample1=null;
		sample2=null;
		weights=null;
		
		xPValue=-1.0;
		yPValue=-1.0;
		
	}//end-method
	
	/**
	 * Builder. Load data to test.
	 * 
	 * @param newData data to test.
	 */
	public MoodTest(DataTable newData){
		
		int nulls;
		int counter1, counter2;
		double value;
		
		setReportFormat();
		
		data=DataTable.newInstance(newData);
		
		if(data.getColumns()!=2){
			System.out.println("Mood test only can be employed with two samples");
			clearData();
			return;
		}
		
		nulls=data.getColumnNulls(0);
		values1=data.getRows()-nulls;
		sample1=new double [values1];
		nulls=data.getColumnNulls(1);
		values2=data.getRows()-nulls;
		sample2=new double [values2];
		
		counter1=0;
		counter2=0;
		
		for(int i=0;i