detect_type: Detect variable type for JSD
In jsdtools: Jensen-Shannon Divergence Estimation, Confidence Intervals, and Distribution Plots
detect_type R Documentation
Detect variable type for JSD
Description
Detect variable type for JSD
Usage
detect_type(x, y, discrete_max_unique = 10, tol = 1e-08)
Arguments
x
First vector.
y
Second vector.
discrete_max_unique
Maximum number of unique values for integer-like
numeric data to be treated as discrete.
tol
Tolerance for integer-like detection.
Value
One of "continuous" or "discrete".
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| detect_type | R Documentation |
Detect variable type for JSD
Description
Detect variable type for JSD
Usage
detect_type(x, y, discrete_max_unique = 10, tol = 1e-08)
Arguments
x |
First vector. |
y |
Second vector. |
discrete_max_unique |
Maximum number of unique values for integer-like numeric data to be treated as discrete. |
tol |
Tolerance for integer-like detection. |
Value
One of "continuous" or "discrete".
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