dict_slice: Extract counts from a hierarchical dictionary
In conjugateprior/rjca: R Interface to JCA Tools
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Takes a complete dictionary report and constructs a
valid contingency table by slicing the dictionary at 'level'.
Uses _ as a level marker in the column names.
Usage
1
dict_slice(df, level = 1, subtree = TRUE)
Arguments
df
the dictionary output
level
which level of the dictionary to get counts for
subtree
whether to show a full path from the dictionary root (default: FALSE)
Value
dictionary results without super or sub category counts
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Takes a complete dictionary report and constructs a
valid contingency table by slicing the dictionary at 'level'.
Uses _ as a level marker in the column names.
Usage
1 | dict_slice(df, level = 1, subtree = TRUE)
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Arguments
df |
the dictionary output |
level |
which level of the dictionary to get counts for |
subtree |
whether to show a full path from the dictionary root (default: FALSE) |
Value
dictionary results without super or sub category counts
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