threenum: Calculate Minimum, Mean, and Maximum Values
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threenum R Documentation
Calculate Minimum, Mean, and Maximum Values
Description
This is a simpler cousin of the standard fivenum() function,
used in summary() functions for oce objects.
Usage
threenum(x)
Arguments
x
a vector or matrix of numerical values.
Value
A character vector of three values: the minimum, the mean, the
maximum.
Historical note
On Aug 5, 2019, the dimension was dropped as the fourth column, and
this function returned to the original intention (revealed by its
name). Another change is that the function now returns numerical
results, leaving the task of setting the number of digits to
summary().
Author(s)
Dan Kelley
Examples
library(oce)
threenum(1:10)
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Calculate Minimum, Mean, and Maximum Values
Description
This is a simpler cousin of the standard fivenum() function,
used in summary() functions for oce objects.
Usage
threenum(x)
Arguments
x |
a vector or matrix of numerical values. |
Value
A character vector of three values: the minimum, the mean, the maximum.
Historical note
On Aug 5, 2019, the dimension was dropped as the fourth column, and
this function returned to the original intention (revealed by its
name). Another change is that the function now returns numerical
results, leaving the task of setting the number of digits to
summary().
Author(s)
Dan Kelley
Examples
library(oce)
threenum(1:10)
R Package Documentation
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