Meaning of lrv and interpreting negative rho values...

[lix2k3]

This package has been very helpful. I have two questions:
Do the FDR cutoffs also apply to the negative rho values, such that a cutoff of .25 applies to rho values below -.25?
The basis of that question is that a rho of -.70, for example, should imply significant reciprocality and we'd want to know if it's trustworthy?

And, what is the meaning of "lrv," and how do we generally interpret it.

[tpq]

Hi lix2k3! I'm glad you've found propr useful.

"LRV" means log-ratio variance (equivalent to variance of the log-ratios = vlr).

As for your other questions, I think you will find the answers here --

Question about how to interpret rho and FDR
#17

Question about why not to use negative rho
#4