univariate_table_example: Univariate frequency table example
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Description
In 2011, a Nepal Living Standards Survey provided multiple censored freqency tables containing household size (percent). Here we show the urban household size table.
univariatetable.csv is a preloaded example that is correctly formatted for the revengc package. Below shows how a user should read in a csv file to have the same format:
univariatetable.csv<-read.csv("filename.csv", row.names = NULL, header= FALSE, check.names=FALSE)
Usage
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References
National Planning Commissions Secretariat, Government of Nepal. (2011). Nepal Living Standards Survey. Page 28. Retrieved from: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTLSMS/Resources/3358986-1181743055198/3877319-1329489437402/Statistical_Report_Vol1.pdf
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Description
In 2011, a Nepal Living Standards Survey provided multiple censored freqency tables containing household size (percent). Here we show the urban household size table.
univariatetable.csv is a preloaded example that is correctly formatted for the revengc package. Below shows how a user should read in a csv file to have the same format:
univariatetable.csv<-read.csv("filename.csv", row.names = NULL, header= FALSE, check.names=FALSE)
Usage
1 |
References
National Planning Commissions Secretariat, Government of Nepal. (2011). Nepal Living Standards Survey. Page 28. Retrieved from: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTLSMS/Resources/3358986-1181743055198/3877319-1329489437402/Statistical_Report_Vol1.pdf
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