Description Usage Arguments Details Value References Examples
The function mfv returns the most frequent value(s) (or mode(s))
found in a vector.
The function mfv1 returns the first of these values, so that mfv1(x)
is identical to mfv(x)[[1L]].
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x |
Vector of observations (of type numeric, character, factor, or logical). |
... |
Additional parameters that are currently ignored. |
Argument x is to come from a discrete distribution.
mfv calls the function tabulate.
The function mfv returns a vector of the same type as x.
One should be aware that this vector can be of length > 1, in case of multiple modes.
mfv1 is safer in the sense that it always
returns a vector of length 1 (the first of the modes found).
Dutta S. and Goswami A. (2010). Mode estimation for discrete distributions. Mathematical Methods of Statistics, 19(4):374–384.
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