find_origin: Find the origin.
In hadley/bigvis: Tools for visualisation of big data sets
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
See Also
Examples
Description
Find the origin.
Usage
1
find_origin(x, binwidth)
Arguments
x
numeric or integer vector
binwidth
binwidth
Details
This algorithm implements simple heuristics for determining the origin of
a histogram when only the binwidth is specified. It:
rounds to zero, if relatively close
subtracts 0.5 offset, if an x is integer
ensures the origin is a multiple of the binwidth
See Also
Other reasonable defaults: find_width
Examples
1
2
3
find_origin(1:10, 1)
find_origin(1:10, 2)
find_origin(c(1, 1e6), 1)
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples
Description
Find the origin.
Usage
1 | find_origin(x, binwidth)
|
Arguments
x |
numeric or integer vector |
binwidth |
binwidth |
Details
This algorithm implements simple heuristics for determining the origin of a histogram when only the binwidth is specified. It:
rounds to zero, if relatively close
subtracts 0.5 offset, if an x is integer
ensures the origin is a multiple of the binwidth
See Also
Other reasonable defaults: find_width
Examples
1 2 3 | find_origin(1:10, 1)
find_origin(1:10, 2)
find_origin(c(1, 1e6), 1)
|
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