table.catvar.with.CI: This is the version for table.catvar() with confidence...
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table.catvar.with.CI R Documentation
This is the version for table.catvar() with confidence interval.
Produce a proportioned table for x with confidence interval, using
the specified coding as names and setting the "meta" attribute to "varname"
of coding.
Description
This is the version for table.catvar() with confidence interval.
Produce a proportioned table for x with confidence interval, using
the specified coding as names and setting the "meta" attribute to "varname"
of coding.
Usage
table.catvar.with.CI(x, coding)
Arguments
x
vector of values
coding
a coding variable. names(coding) is the labels
attr(coding, "varname") is a named element in xlist
Value
a table (proportions) with names specified by coding
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This is the version for table.catvar() with confidence interval. Produce a proportioned table for x with confidence interval, using the specified coding as names and setting the "meta" attribute to "varname" of coding.
Description
This is the version for table.catvar() with confidence interval. Produce a proportioned table for x with confidence interval, using the specified coding as names and setting the "meta" attribute to "varname" of coding.
Usage
table.catvar.with.CI(x, coding)
Arguments
x |
vector of values |
coding |
a coding variable. names(coding) is the labels attr(coding, "varname") is a named element in xlist |
Value
a table (proportions) with names specified by coding
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