View source: R/INRAETableOneMore.R
INRAETableOneMore | R Documentation |
The dependent and independent variable should be indicated as formula
format.
The formula may contain a dot (".") to refer to "all variables in data
other than those that appear elsewhere in the formula".
The maximum combination of dependent variables are two, and can be formulated with
'+' sign such as 'dependent1' + 'dependent2' ~ 'independent1' + 'independent2' + ....
INRAETableOneMore( formula, data, max.x.level = 5, show.missing = FALSE, paired = FALSE, show.total = FALSE, show.detail = FALSE, verbose = FALSE, digits = 1, origData = NULL )
max.x.level |
A maximum level of x level. If the level of x level is less than max.x.level, then it consider the column as categorical. The default value is 5 |
show.missing |
A Boolean expression (T/F) whether to show the missing values on the table. |
paired |
A Boolean expression (T/F) whether to perform a paired test in order to calculate p-value. However, the numbers of sample size at before and after needs to be equal, otherwise, it would perform just two sample t-test. |
show.total |
A Boolean expression (T/F) whether to show a total group of value. |
show.detail |
A Boolean expression (T/F) whether to display the other extra summary statistics value such as min, max, and median. |
verbose |
A Boolean expression (T/F) whether to print the log messages for every step. |
x |
A formula indicating the dependent variable(s) on the left hand side, and the independent variable(s) on the right hand side of '~'. |
... |
further arguments to be passed to or from methods. |
It produces a nicely formatted table of descriptive statistics for numeric or categorical variables
An object of class "cbind.INRAETableOne".
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