datexp_crosscat: Generate a graph crossing the distributions of two...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/datexp_crosscat.R
Description
Generate a graph crossing the distributions of two categorical variables.
Usage
1
datexp_crosscat(x, var1, var2)
Arguments
x
Dataframe. Table containing the categorical variables to cross.
var1
Character. Name of the first categorical variable (x).
var2
Character. Name of the second categorical variable (y).
Value
A mosaic plot crossing the two selected categorical variables.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/datexp_crosscat.R
Description
Generate a graph crossing the distributions of two categorical variables.
Usage
1 | datexp_crosscat(x, var1, var2)
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Arguments
x |
Dataframe. Table containing the categorical variables to cross. |
var1 |
Character. Name of the first categorical variable (x). |
var2 |
Character. Name of the second categorical variable (y). |
Value
A mosaic plot crossing the two selected categorical variables.
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