R offer many tools to analyse the univariate or bivariate
distribution of series. This includes table
and prop.table
on base
R, and group_by/summarise
and count
in dplyr. However,
these functions are somehow frustrating as some very common tasks,
like adding a total or computing relative frequencies or percentage
and not counts are not straightforward. Moreover, to our knowledge,
R offer weak support for numerical series for which the numerical
value is not known at the individual level, but only the fact that
this value belongs to a certain class. descstat
is intended to
provide user-friendly tools to perform these kind of operations. More
specifically, three kind of tables can be constructed:
freq_table
for frequency tables, suitable for factors or integer
numerical series,bins_table
for bins tables, suitable for numerical series,
either provided as a numeric or as a factor containing numerical
classes,cont_table
for contingency tables of two series.These function are writen in the tidyverse style, which means that the pipe operator can be used and that the series can be provided without quotes.
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