analysis: This function, given a set of numerical input, return some...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function, given a set of numerical input, return some basic statistical operation
Usage
1
analysis(x, y)
Arguments
x
set of numerical input, possibly collected into a data frame
y
set of numerical input, possibly collected into a data frame
Value
mean, variance, standard deviation, maximum value and its position, minimum value
and its position, correlation, simple regression, line plot, bar plot, box plot and scatter plot.
Examples
1
2
To run an example, please, download an example dataset with this command:
data <- data.frame(getDataset()). Then, type and run: analysis(data$Y,data$Italy).
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function, given a set of numerical input, return some basic statistical operation
Usage
1 | analysis(x, y)
|
Arguments
x |
set of numerical input, possibly collected into a data frame |
y |
set of numerical input, possibly collected into a data frame |
Value
mean, variance, standard deviation, maximum value and its position, minimum value and its position, correlation, simple regression, line plot, bar plot, box plot and scatter plot.
Examples
1 2 | To run an example, please, download an example dataset with this command:
data <- data.frame(getDataset()). Then, type and run: analysis(data$Y,data$Italy).
|
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