noclass_by_dich_fp: noclass_by_dich_fp function

In clmacleod/highlandr: Random Useful Functions

noclass_by_dich_fp function

Description

given a suite of binary variables only this function creates a data frame of frequencies and percents formatted as n(

Usage

noclass_by_dich_fp(
  aggvars,
  data_to_use,
  cntfunc = sum,
  pctfunc = mean,
  catname = "Total",
  fieldnames = "none",
  cols = TRUE,
  pct = "none",
  cnt = "none",
  transpose_result = TRUE,
  varlist_name = "Variable",
  total = TRUE,
  digs = 2
)

Arguments

aggvars	a vector of variable names for those variables that you want aggregated. these must all be 0/1 binary variables
data_to_use	the data frame than contains the aggvars and byvar
cntfunc	the function to use for the calculation outside of the parentheses. default is sum
pctfunc	the function to use inside the parentheses. default is mean
catname	the name given to the first column which contains the names of the variables supplied. default is 'Total'
fieldnames	vector of names to replace variable names supplied above in aggvars. if agvars = c("var1","var2","var3") and fiednames = c("do","ray","me") then the first variable in the returned dataset will be "do","ray","me"
cols	boolean make the rows the same name as aggvars. default is TRUE
pct	switch indicating if the results should be formatted as a percent. changing this variable to anything other than 'none' will activate the switch and rename the column to that value. default is 'none'
cnt	switch indicating if the results should be formatted as a percent. changing this variable to anything other than 'none' will activate the switch and rename the column to that value. default is 'none'
transpose_result	transposes the result so that rows are variables and columns are class variabe values. default is TRUE
varlist_name	the name given to the first column of the data frame which contains the list of variables in the aggvars binary suite. default is 'variable'
total	boolean indicating if a total column should be produced. default is TRUE
digs	the number of digits to which the results will be rounded

Examples

class_by_dich_fp_function()

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