Description of the alternative hypothesis, as R prints it (e.g. "two-sided").
OptionalconfConfidence interval [lower, upper] (R's conf.int).
OptionalconfConfidence level of confInt (R's attr(conf.int, "conf.level")).
OptionalestimateEstimate(s) of the parameter being tested (R's estimate).
OptionalestimateName(s) of estimate (R's names(estimate)), e.g. "mean of x".
Whether the p-value is exact.
Description of the test, as R's method (e.g. "Welch Two Sample t-test").
OptionalnullValue of the parameter under the null hypothesis (R's null.value).
OptionalnullName of nullValue (R's names(null.value)), e.g. "difference in means".
OptionalparameterParameter of the null distribution of the statistic, such as degrees of freedom (R's parameter).
OptionalparameterName of parameter (e.g. "df").
p-value of the test (R's p.value).
Value of the test statistic (R's statistic).
Name of the test statistic (e.g. "t", "X-squared", "V", "W").
R's warnings, each once, in R's order (an empty array when there are none).
Result of ksTest. As in R,
alternativedescribes the hypothesis in words ("two-sided", "the CDF of x lies above the null hypothesis", ...), andexacttells whether the p-value is exact.