getLocFunc: Return the selected location function.
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getLocFunc R Documentation
Return the selected location function.
Description
Return the selected location function.
Based on locType, returns the measure of location desired.
Usage
getLocFunc(locType = "mean", .trim = trim)
getLocFunc(locType = "mean", .trim = trim)
Arguments
locType
character. Specifies measure of location to use. Options are
mean, cmwed (column-wise median), oja, weisz (geometric median) and
gmed (a fast version for the geometric median).
locType
character. Selects the location type to choose. Options
are: mean (column-wise median), gmed (geometric median), wei (fast approximate geometric median), oja and cwmed (column-wise median). Default is mean.
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| getLocFunc | R Documentation |
Return the selected location function.
Description
Return the selected location function.
Based on locType, returns the measure of location desired.
Usage
getLocFunc(locType = "mean", .trim = trim)
getLocFunc(locType = "mean", .trim = trim)
Arguments
locType |
character. Specifies measure of location to use. Options are mean, cmwed (column-wise median), oja, weisz (geometric median) and gmed (a fast version for the geometric median). |
locType |
character. Selects the location type to choose. Options are: mean (column-wise median), gmed (geometric median), wei (fast approximate geometric median), oja and cwmed (column-wise median). Default is mean. |
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