View source: R/multiplecorrespondenceanalysis.R
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MultipleCorrespondanenceAnalysis
Calculate multiple correspondence analysis of categorical variables
MultipleCorrespondenceAnalysis(
formula,
data = NULL,
output = c("Text", "Scatterplot")[1],
scatter.palette = "Default colors",
weights = NULL,
subset = NULL,
missing = "Exclude cases with missing data",
auxiliary.data = NULL,
chart.title = "Multiple correspondence analysis",
max.labels.plot = 200,
show.labels = FALSE,
use.combined.scatter = FALSE
)
## S3 method for class 'mcaObj'
fitted(object, ...)
formula |
Symbolic description of the model to be fitted |
data |
A data frame containing factor variables. |
output |
Specify output generated. May be one of |
scatter.palette |
Color palette used for Scatterplot output. |
weights |
A numeric vector containing the weight for each case in |
subset |
A logical vector which describes the subset of |
missing |
A string specifiying what to do when the data contains missing values. This should be one of |
auxiliary.data |
A |
chart.title |
String used as the title of the Scatterplot. |
max.labels.plot |
A number specifying the maximum of labels of show in bubble or scatterplots. The remaining points will be shown without labels. |
show.labels |
A logical indicating whether |
use.combined.scatter |
Draw scatterplots using rhtmlCombinedScatter. |
object |
Object of class |
... |
Not used. |
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