fracTable.Rd
Counts number of elements in each bin based on given attribute for every fraction.
fracTable( data, fraction_column = "Fraction_Number", column_to_bin, finite_bin_limits, include_negInf = FALSE, include_Inf = FALSE )
data | Data frame with columns "column_to_bin" and "fraction_column". Every row is considered to be an unique element used for binning. |
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fraction_column | Column used to identify the fraction number. Default value is "Fraction_Number". |
column_to_bin | Column whose values are used for binning. |
finite_bin_limits | Finite delimiters between bins. |
include_negInf | Include negative infinity as the lower boundary of the first bin. Defaults to FALSE. |
include_Inf | Include infinity as the upper boundary of the last bin. Defaults to FALSE. |
A data frame with fractions as rows and bins as columns. Cells report a number of elements in a fraction with values in a bin's range. Additional columns are "NA_values", "total", "min" and "max". The last row reports total number of elements per bin.
For a given "finite_bin_limits" it creates bins considering also the arguments "include_negInf" and "include_Inf". For every fraction, it counts number of non-NA elements which fall into each bin. Lower boundary of a bin is included and upper boundary is excluded. If NA values are present, their number per fraction is reported.