Effect size package
Python package to calculate affect sizes (Cohen's δ, Hedge's g, Cliff's δ and Vargha-Delaney's A)
At the moment, only Cliff's delta is implemented. The other effect sizes will be added soon.
Usage
from effect_size_analysis import cliff_delta
from numpy.random import rand
x: ndarray = rand(100)
y: ndarray = rand(100)
cliff_delta(s1=x,s2=y,alpha=0.05,accurate_ci=True)
(0.0136, (-0.1455859031658134, 0.17209949612394954))
The first value is the delta value, while the second tuple represents the confidence interval al 95%.
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