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{Explore}
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getDescriptives(rawdata, output = "list")
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\item{rawdata}{data frame input, typically a psychological dataset.}
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\item{output}{Should the output be a dataframe or a list? ("dataframe", "list", default is dataframe)}
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A dataframe or list (with all the following outputs: number of NA, mean, median, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, kurtosis and skew)
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\item{output}{Should the output be a list or a dataframe? ("list", "dataframe", default is list)}
}
{
A list or dataframe (with all the following outputs: number of NA, mean, median, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, kurtosis and skew)
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Returns all the relevant statistical basics (number of NA, mean, median, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, kurtosis and skew) to get a quick overview of your data.
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# Load the big5-dataset from the Explore package
data("big5")
# if you want to get the results as a dataframe
getDescriptives(big5, "dataframe")
# or if you want to get them as a list
getDescriptives(big5, "list")
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{
Leonie Kotz
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data("mtcars")
getDescriptives(mtcars, "list")
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getDescriptives(mtcars, "dataframe")
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{
Karl-Philipp Floesch, Joschka Cremers, Leonie Kotz
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