freq {prettyR} | R Documentation |
Calculates one or more frequency table(s) from a vector, matrix or data frame.
freq(x,variable.labels=NULL,display.na=TRUE,decr.order=TRUE)
x |
a vector, matrix or data frame. |
variable.labels |
optional labels for the variables. The default is the name of the variable passed or the ‘names’ attribute if the variable has more than 1 dimension. |
display.na |
logical - whether to display counts of NAs. |
decr.order |
Whether to order each frequency table in decreasing order. |
‘freq’ calls ‘table’ to get the frequency counts and builds a list with one or more components containing the value labels and counts.
A list with one or more components. Each component includes the values of the relevant variable as the names.
The limit on the number of bins has been removed, so passing a numeric vector with many levels may produce a huge, useless "frequency" table.
Jim Lemon
A<-sample(1:10,130,TRUE)
A[sample(1:130,6)]<-NA
C<-sample(LETTERS[1:14],130,TRUE)
C[sample(1:130,7)]<-NA
test.df<-data.frame(A,C)
freq(test.df)