Description Usage Arguments Examples
Univariate and bivariate summaries and statistics with the least missing data removed (such as complete-cases correlations). These are typically default arguments to standard statistics functions.
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n_unique_cc(x, ...)
min_cc(x, ...)
max_cc(x, ...)
range_cc(x, ...)
all_cc(x, ...)
any_cc(x, ...)
sum_cc(x, ...)
prod_cc(x, ...)
mean_cc(x, ...)
median_cc(x, ...)
var_cc(x, y = NULL, ...)
cov_cc(x, y = NULL, ...)
cor_cc(x, y = NULL, ...)
sd_cc(x, ...)
weighted.mean_cc(x, w, ...)
quantile_cc(x, ...)
IQR_cc(x, ...)
mad_cc(x, ...)
rowSums_cc(x, ...)
colSums_cc(x, ...)
rowMeans_cc(x, ..., rescale = FALSE)
colMeans_cc(x, ..., rescale = FALSE)
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x |
An R object. Currently there are methods for
numeric/logical vectors and date,
date-time and time interval objects. Complex vectors
are allowed for |
... |
arguments to pass to wrapped functions |
y |
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w |
a numerical vector of weights the same length as |
rescale |
whether to rescale the matrix/df/vector before calculating summaries |
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