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Compute the mode of data using the empirical probability density function. Note that there are some problems using all=TRUE or warning=TRUE.

1	emode (f, include.boundaries=TRUE, all=FALSE, warning=FALSE)

`f`	An epdfuv or epdfc object.
`include.boundaries`	Include the min and max data values.
`all`	If true, return all modal points, otherwise, return the max modal point only.
`warning`	If true generate a warning if there are no or multiple modal points.

epdfuv, epdfc

#compute the empirical mode
x = rnorm (30, 4) ^ 2
epdfuv.f = epdfuv (x)
emode (epdfuv.f)

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