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mbgraphic (version 1.0.1)

binning: Binning of single variables or data frames

Description

Bins a single vector, a pair of vectors, a matrix or a data frame by equidistant or quantile based binning.

Usage

binning(x, y = NULL, b = 20, bin = "equi", anchor = "min")

Arguments

x

A numeric vector, a numeric matrix or a data frame. In case of a data frame only the numeric variables are used.

y

NULL (default) or a vector with same length as x.

b

A positive integer. Number of bins in each variable.

bin

A character string giving the binning method. "equi" (default) for equdistant binning or "quant" for quantile based binning.

anchor

A chraracter string or a numeric. How should the anchor point be chosen? "min" (default) for the minimum of each variable, "ggplot" for the method used in ggplot graphics, "nice" for a "pretty"" anchorpoint, or a user specified value.

Value

A data frame giving the mean of each bin and the numbers of counts.

See Also

binningplot

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
df <- data.frame(
  x = rnorm(1000),
  y = rnorm(1000),
  z = rnorm(1000))

# A common binning for all variables of df with 5 bins in each dimension:
binning(df,b=5)
# }

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