bic.average.by.name: Average all values in a matrix that have the same 'name'
In bic-mskcc/bicrnaseq: MSKCC Bioinformatics Core RNASeq
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Given a two-column matrix where the first column may contain duplicate
values ('names'), for every one of those duplicate values find the average
of the corresponding numbers in the second column
Usage
1
bic.average.by.name(dat)
Arguments
dat
a matrix where the first column may contain duplicate values
(strings or numbers) and the second through Nth columns contain
only numbers
Value
a matrix containing averages of values whose names were the
the same in the original matrix, plus the original values in the
second through Nth columns of the input matrix whose 'names' were
unique
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Given a two-column matrix where the first column may contain duplicate values ('names'), for every one of those duplicate values find the average of the corresponding numbers in the second column
Usage
1 | bic.average.by.name(dat)
|
Arguments
dat |
a matrix where the first column may contain duplicate values (strings or numbers) and the second through Nth columns contain only numbers |
Value
a matrix containing averages of values whose names were the the same in the original matrix, plus the original values in the second through Nth columns of the input matrix whose 'names' were unique
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