get_number_of_decimals: Determine Number of Decimals by a Simple Convention (Based on...
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get_number_of_decimals R Documentation
Determine Number of Decimals by a Simple Convention (Based on N)
Description
A simple convention
for the determination of the appropriate number of decimals
will be applied, e.g., n
< 100: no decimal
< 1000: 1 decimals
> 1001: 2 decimals
Usage
get_number_of_decimals(n)
Arguments
n
Number of observations (e.g., participants in a study)
Value
Integer the appropriate number of decimals, based on sample size (n)
Author(s)
Bjoern Buedenbender
Examples
get_number_of_decimals(n = 153)
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Determine Number of Decimals by a Simple Convention (Based on N)
Description
A simple convention for the determination of the appropriate number of decimals will be applied, e.g., n
< 100: no decimal
< 1000: 1 decimals
> 1001: 2 decimals
Usage
get_number_of_decimals(n)
Arguments
n |
Number of observations (e.g., participants in a study) |
Value
Integer the appropriate number of decimals, based on sample size (n)
Author(s)
Bjoern Buedenbender
Examples
get_number_of_decimals(n = 153)
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