checkFrequency: Check frequency table for unobserved response categories
In choi-phd/PROsetta: Linking Patient-Reported Outcomes Measures
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checkFrequency R Documentation
Check frequency table for unobserved response categories
Description
checkFrequency is a descriptive function for checking whether all response categories in a frequency table have a frequency of at least 1.
Usage
checkFrequency(data)
Arguments
data
a PROsetta_data object. See loadData for loading a dataset.
Value
checkFrequency returns TRUE if all response categories have a frequency of at least 1, and FALSE if not.
Examples
checkFrequency(data_asq) # TRUE
## Not run:
data_asq@response$EDANX01[data_asq@response$EDANX01 == 4] <- 3
checkFrequency(data_asq) # FALSE
## End(Not run)
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| checkFrequency | R Documentation |
Check frequency table for unobserved response categories
Description
checkFrequency is a descriptive function for checking whether all response categories in a frequency table have a frequency of at least 1.
Usage
checkFrequency(data)
Arguments
data |
a |
Value
checkFrequency returns TRUE if all response categories have a frequency of at least 1, and FALSE if not.
Examples
checkFrequency(data_asq) # TRUE
## Not run:
data_asq@response$EDANX01[data_asq@response$EDANX01 == 4] <- 3
checkFrequency(data_asq) # FALSE
## End(Not run)
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