which.bin: Determining the distance bin
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which.bin R Documentation
Determining the distance bin
Description
For a vector of perpendicular (or radial) distances, this function determines which distance bin it belongs to
(given the input of cut points) and adds the beginning and end points of the respective distance bins in new colunns
in dis.data called "distbegin" and "distend".
Usage
which.bin(dis.data, cutpoints)
Arguments
dis.data
A data frame with distance data for which perpendicular (or radial) distances are recorded in the distance column
cutpoints
A vector of cut points of the intervals (this function is not set up to deal with left-truncation)
Details
If a value in dis.data$distance matches a cut point in cutpoints exactly, the value of dis.data.re$distance will be attributed to the bin that is closer to the line/point unless the value of dis.data.re$distance is 0.
E.g. if cutpoints=c(0,1,2,3), dis.data$distance=2 will be attributed to interval 2 (and not 3).
Value
The dis.data data frame to which columns "distbegin" and "distend" were added giving the beginning and end cutpoints
of the bin that the respective dis.data$distance belongs to.
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Determining the distance bin
Description
For a vector of perpendicular (or radial) distances, this function determines which distance bin it belongs to
(given the input of cut points) and adds the beginning and end points of the respective distance bins in new colunns
in dis.data called "distbegin" and "distend".
Usage
which.bin(dis.data, cutpoints)
Arguments
dis.data |
A data frame with distance data for which perpendicular (or radial) distances are recorded in the |
cutpoints |
A vector of cut points of the intervals (this function is not set up to deal with left-truncation) |
Details
If a value in dis.data$distance matches a cut point in cutpoints exactly, the value of dis.data.re$distance will be attributed to the bin that is closer to the line/point unless the value of dis.data.re$distance is 0.
E.g. if cutpoints=c(0,1,2,3), dis.data$distance=2 will be attributed to interval 2 (and not 3).
Value
The dis.data data frame to which columns "distbegin" and "distend" were added giving the beginning and end cutpoints
of the bin that the respective dis.data$distance belongs to.
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