View source: R/average_fre_z.R
average_fre_z | R Documentation |
The 'average_fre_z()' function uses 'average_fre()' to calculate the average frequency for a data set and 'shuffle()' to calculate average frequency for shuffles (simulations) of the same data set. The mean and sd for the simulated data is then used to calculate Z-scores.
average_fre_z(data, variable, group = NULL, decimal_place = 1, reps = 1000)
data |
A data frame |
variable |
A numeric variable that includes the first decimal place. |
group |
A second variable used to group the primary variable such that average frequency Z-scores are calculated separately for each group. |
decimal_place |
The number of decimal places used for the calculation. The default is set to "1" meaning decimals in the second (hundreds place) and below are discarded. |
reps |
The number of shuffles (simulations) to perform. The default is set to 1,000. |
A tibble
average_fre_z(bodyweight, obs, group, reps = 100)
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