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The summarizeNumeric function returns a data frame with the variable names on the rows and summary statistics (mean, median, std. deviation) in the columns.This transposes and abbreviates the information to look more like R summary.
formatSummarizedNumerics(x, ...)
numeric summaries from summarize function
Other arguments, such as digits
An R table
object
# NOT RUN {
set.seed(21234)
X <- matrix(rnorm(10000), ncol = 10, dimnames = list(NULL, paste0("xvar", 1:10)))
Xsum <- summarize(X)
Xsum$numerics
formatSummarizedNumerics(Xsum$numerics)
formatSummarizedNumerics(Xsum$numerics, digits = 5)
Xsum.fmt <- formatSummarizedNumerics(Xsum$numerics)
str(Xsum.fmt)
# }
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