bind.tables: Join two tables
In andresnecochea/multitabulation: Crosstabulation for Multiple Variables of Categorical Data
bind.tables R Documentation
Join two tables
Description
Function borrwed from RKward to bind tables.
You can use it to join two statistic and format them with ftable
Usage
bind.tables(...)
Examples
tab1 <- xtabs(Freq ~ Type + Cont, data=MASS::housing)
ptab1 <- prop.table(tab1)
# Join the a contingency table with the proportion table
bind.tables(n = tab1, prop = ptab1)
# You can use ftable to get a more readable output
ftable(bind.tables(n = tab1, prop = ptab1))
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Join two tables
Description
Function borrwed from RKward to bind tables. You can use it to join two statistic and format them with ftable
Usage
bind.tables(...)
Examples
tab1 <- xtabs(Freq ~ Type + Cont, data=MASS::housing) ptab1 <- prop.table(tab1) # Join the a contingency table with the proportion table bind.tables(n = tab1, prop = ptab1) # You can use ftable to get a more readable output ftable(bind.tables(n = tab1, prop = ptab1))
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