gde: Gaussian-kernel density estimation
In rushkin/bitsandends: Various convenience functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/kernel_density.R
Description
Estimates density of data in arbitrary number of dimensions
Usage
1
Arguments
x
a matrix or data-frame of data points. Number of columns will be interpreted as dimensionality
xgrid
a matrix or data-frame of point in which density will be computed, the same number of columns as in x. If NULL, will assume a uniform grid in the data range, 30 points in each dimension.
b
a vector of bandwidths (standard deviations of the Gaussian kernel). If the length is not equal to the number of columns in x, will use the first element of b in all dimensions.
Value
a data-frame that is xgrid with the additional "density" column
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/kernel_density.R
Description
Estimates density of data in arbitrary number of dimensions
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
a matrix or data-frame of data points. Number of columns will be interpreted as dimensionality |
xgrid |
a matrix or data-frame of point in which density will be computed, the same number of columns as in |
b |
a vector of bandwidths (standard deviations of the Gaussian kernel). If the length is not equal to the number of columns in |
Value
a data-frame that is xgrid with the additional "density" column
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