revsd: Visualizing the Standard Deviation via Revolution
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Visualizing the Standard Deviation via Revolution
Description
We visualize the standard deviation of a data set by revolving the empirical cumulative distribution function about the vertical line through the mean. The total volume of the collection of cylinders is equated to the volume of a single cylinder of height 1. The radius of this single cylinder is the standard deviation.
Usage
revsd(data, shouldInstallAllPackages)
Arguments
data
The data that a user inputs, usually a vector of values.
shouldInstallAllPackages
An optional argument, takes a boolean value as input which decides whether or not to install the following packages which are required to launch the application: shiny, shinydashboard, plotrix, and shinyWidgets. FALSE by default.
Value
No return value, the function will open a new window and display a shiny interactive application.
Examples
revsd(c(10,18,23,30,36), shouldInstallAllPackages = FALSE)
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Visualizing the Standard Deviation via Revolution
Description
We visualize the standard deviation of a data set by revolving the empirical cumulative distribution function about the vertical line through the mean. The total volume of the collection of cylinders is equated to the volume of a single cylinder of height 1. The radius of this single cylinder is the standard deviation.
Usage
revsd(data, shouldInstallAllPackages)
Arguments
data |
The data that a user inputs, usually a vector of values. |
shouldInstallAllPackages |
An optional argument, takes a boolean value as input which decides whether or not to install the following packages which are required to launch the application: shiny, shinydashboard, plotrix, and shinyWidgets. FALSE by default. |
Value
No return value, the function will open a new window and display a shiny interactive application.
Examples
revsd(c(10,18,23,30,36), shouldInstallAllPackages = FALSE)
R Package Documentation
Browse R Packages
We want your feedback!
Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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