cat_desc_stats: Compute absolute and relative frequencies.

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Compute absolute and relative frequencies.

Description

cat_desc_stats computes absolute and relative frequencies for categorical data with a number of formatting options.

Usage

cat_desc_stats(
  source = NULL,
  separator = " ",
  return_level = TRUE,
  ndigit = 0,
  groupvar = NULL,
  singleline = FALSE,
  percent = TRUE,
  prettynum = FALSE,
  .german = FALSE,
  quelle = NULL
)

Arguments

source	Data for computation. Previously "quelle".
separator	delimiter between results per level, preset as ' '.
return_level	Should levels be reported?
ndigit	Digits for rounding of relative frequencies.
groupvar	Optional grouping factor.
singleline	Put all group levels in a single line?
percent	Logical, add percent-symbol after relative frequencies?
prettynum	logical, apply prettyNum to results?
.german	logical, should "." and "," be used as bigmark and decimal? Sets prettynum to TRUE.
quelle	deprecated, retained for compatibility, use 'source' instead.

Value

Structure depends on parameter return_level: if FALSE than a tibble with descriptives, otherwise a list with two tibbles with levels of factor and descriptives. If parameter singleline is FALSE (default), results for each factor level is reported in a separate line, otherwise they are pasted. Number of columns for result tibbles is one or number of levels of the additional grouping variable.

Examples

cat_desc_stats(mtcars$gear)
cat_desc_stats(mtcars$gear, return_level = FALSE)
cat_desc_stats(mtcars$gear, groupvar = mtcars$am)
cat_desc_stats(mtcars$gear, groupvar = mtcars$am, singleline = TRUE)

wrappedtools documentation built on Sept. 24, 2023, 5:06 p.m.