getRsd: Computes the relative standard deviation values with respect...
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getRsd R Documentation
Computes the relative standard deviation values with respect to the columns of a matrix or data.frame.
Description
Computes the relative standard deviation values with respect to the columns of a matrix or data.frame.
Usage
getRsd(dat, onlyReturnMedian = TRUE)
Arguments
dat
a matrix or data.frame with numeric values.
onlyReturnMedian
a logical value indicating whether only the median column RSD value should be returned (vs. all RSD values).
Value
median RSD value over the data set columns or all RSD values, depending on value of onlyReturnMedian (default=TRUE).
Examples
A <- matrix(rnorm(10*60), nrow=10)
getRsd(A)
getRsd(A, onlyReturnMedian=FALSE)
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Computes the relative standard deviation values with respect to the columns of a matrix or data.frame.
Description
Computes the relative standard deviation values with respect to the columns of a matrix or data.frame.
Usage
getRsd(dat, onlyReturnMedian = TRUE)
Arguments
dat |
a matrix or data.frame with numeric values. |
onlyReturnMedian |
a logical value indicating whether only the median column RSD value should be returned (vs. all RSD values). |
Value
median RSD value over the data set columns or all RSD values, depending on value of onlyReturnMedian (default=TRUE).
Examples
A <- matrix(rnorm(10*60), nrow=10)
getRsd(A)
getRsd(A, onlyReturnMedian=FALSE)
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