test_chi_square: test_chi_square
In vinisousa04/AdvancedDataAnalysis: AdvancedDataAnalysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
It is a wrapper for the chisq.test. Two main diffenrece are that this function
evaluates if the expected values of each cells is greater than 5 before computing
test and it also adds a observed proportion table.
Usage
1
test_chi_square(df, cat_1, cat_2)
Arguments
df
A data frame.
cat_1
The quoted column name which contains one of categorical variable.
cat_2
The quoted column name which contains the other categorical
variable to be adressed.
Value
The same list as chisq.test would return plus the observed proportion.
Examples
1
test_chi_square(df = data, cat_1 = "Pclass", cat_2 = "Survived")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
It is a wrapper for the chisq.test. Two main diffenrece are that this function evaluates if the expected values of each cells is greater than 5 before computing test and it also adds a observed proportion table.
Usage
1 | test_chi_square(df, cat_1, cat_2)
|
Arguments
df |
A data frame. |
cat_1 |
The quoted column name which contains one of categorical variable. |
cat_2 |
The quoted column name which contains the other categorical variable to be adressed. |
Value
The same list as chisq.test would return plus the observed proportion.
Examples
1 | test_chi_square(df = data, cat_1 = "Pclass", cat_2 = "Survived")
|
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