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distributions with continuous distribution functions \eqn{F((t-m)/s)}
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distributions with continuous distribution functions \eqn{F((t-m)/s)}
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and \eqn{F(t-m)} respectively, where \eqn{F(0) = 1/2}, \eqn{m} is an
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and \eqn{F(t-m)} respectively, where \eqn{F(0) = 1/2}, \eqn{m} is an
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unknown nuisance parameter and
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unknown nuisance parameter and
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\eqn{s}, the ratio of scales, is the parameter of interest. The
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\eqn{s}, the ratio of scales, is the parameter of interest. The
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\I{Ansari}-\I{Bradley} test is used for testing the null that \eqn{s} equals
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\I{Ansari}-\I{Bradley} test is used for testing the null that \eqn{s} equals
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1, the two-sided alternative being that \eqn{s \ne 1}{s != 1} (the
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1, the two-sided alternative being that \eqn{s \ne 1} (the
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distributions differ only in variance), and the one-sided alternatives
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distributions differ only in variance), and the one-sided alternatives
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being \eqn{s > 1} (the distribution underlying \code{x} has a larger
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being \eqn{s > 1} (the distribution underlying \code{x} has a larger
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variance, \code{"greater"}) or \eqn{s < 1} (\code{"less"}).
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variance, \code{"greater"}) or \eqn{s < 1} (\code{"less"}).
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By default (if \code{exact} is not specified), an exact p-value
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By default (if \code{exact} is not specified), an exact p-value
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