read.CBData: Read data from external file into a CBData object
In CorrBin: Nonparametrics with Clustered Binary and Multinomial Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
A convenience function to read data from specially structured file directly
into a CBData object.
Usage
1
read.CBData(file, with.freq = TRUE, ...)
Arguments
file
name of file with data. The first column should contain the
treatment group, the second the size of the cluster, the third the number of
responses in the cluster. Optionally, a fourth column could give the number
of times the given combination occurs in the data.
with.freq
logical indicator of whether a frequency variable is present
in the file
...
additonal arguments passed to read.table
Value
a CBData object
Author(s)
Aniko Szabo
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also
Description
A convenience function to read data from specially structured file directly
into a CBData object.
Usage
1 | read.CBData(file, with.freq = TRUE, ...)
|
Arguments
file |
name of file with data. The first column should contain the treatment group, the second the size of the cluster, the third the number of responses in the cluster. Optionally, a fourth column could give the number of times the given combination occurs in the data. |
with.freq |
logical indicator of whether a frequency variable is present in the file |
... |
additonal arguments passed to |
Value
a CBData object
Author(s)
Aniko Szabo
See Also
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