get.peaks: Get peaks of a continuous variable
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get.peaks R Documentation
Get peaks of a continuous variable
Description
This function allows you to get peaks for a continuous variable.
Based on the kernel density function
Usage
get.peaks(x, bw, signifi, nsmall, ranks = 3)
Arguments
x
dataframe
bw
bandwidth
signifi
criteria to bin the data in number of digits
nsmall
criteria to approximate (round) data
ranks
numeric how many ranks to consider
Value
data.frame
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Get peaks of a continuous variable
Description
This function allows you to get peaks for a continuous variable. Based on the kernel density function
Usage
get.peaks(x, bw, signifi, nsmall, ranks = 3)
Arguments
x |
dataframe |
bw |
bandwidth |
signifi |
criteria to bin the data in number of digits |
nsmall |
criteria to approximate (round) data |
ranks |
numeric how many ranks to consider |
Value
data.frame
R Package Documentation
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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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