hcFUN: A test to check if values are too high.
In gmiskell/Cross_Auto_Functions: Error Scanning using Network or Historical Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function gives binary output on whether values are over a defined threshold.
Usage
1
hcFUN(x, obs = "value", theta = 50)
Arguments
obs
This is the column of interest, with default being 'value'.
theta
This is the threshold of what a 'high' value is.
Examples
1
hcFUN()
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function gives binary output on whether values are over a defined threshold.
Usage
1 | hcFUN(x, obs = "value", theta = 50)
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Arguments
obs |
This is the column of interest, with default being 'value'. |
theta |
This is the threshold of what a 'high' value is. |
Examples
1 | hcFUN()
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