snip_stats | R Documentation |
fn
for info_snippet()
: get an inline statistical summaryThe snip_stats()
function can be used as an info_snippet()
function
(i.e., provided to fn
) to produce a five- or seven-number statistical
summary. This inline summary works well within a paragraph of text and can
help in describing the distribution of numerical values in a column.
For a given column, three different types of inline statistical summaries can be provided:
a five-number summary ("5num"
): minimum, Q1, median, Q3, maximum
a seven-number summary ("7num"
): P2, P9, Q1, median, Q3, P91, P98
Bowley's seven-figure summary ("bowley"
): minimum, P10, Q1, median, Q3,
P90, maximum
snip_stats(column, type = c("5num", "7num", "bowley"))
column |
The target column
The name of the column that contains the target values. |
type |
Type of statistical summary
The type of summary. By default, the |
A formula needed for info_snippet()
's fn
argument.
Generate an informant object, add a snippet with info_snippet()
and
snip_stats()
(giving us a method to get some summary stats for column d
).
Define a location for the snippet result in { }
and then incorporate()
the snippet into the info text. Note here that the order of the
info_columns()
and info_snippet()
calls doesn't matter.
informant <- create_informant( tbl = ~ small_table, tbl_name = "small_table", label = "An example." ) %>% info_columns( columns = d, `Stats` = "Stats (fivenum): {stats_d}." ) %>% info_snippet( snippet_name = "stats_d", fn = snip_stats(column = "d") ) %>% incorporate()
We can print the informant
object to see the information report.
informant
3-7
Other Information Functions:
info_columns()
,
info_columns_from_tbl()
,
info_section()
,
info_snippet()
,
info_tabular()
,
snip_highest()
,
snip_list()
,
snip_lowest()
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