summarizeNumerics

If TRUE (default), the columns are
  re-organized in alphabetical order. If FALSE, they are
  presented in the original order.

alphaSort

If TRUE (default), include mean, standard
  deviation, and count of NAs.

sumstat

integer, used for number formatting
  output.

digits

This function finds the numeric variables and ignores the
  others. (See <code>summarizeFactors</code> for a function that
  handles non-numeric variables.). It calculates the
  quantiles for each variable, as well as the mean,
  standard deviation, and variance, and then packs those
  results into a matrix. The main benefits from this
  compared to R's default summary are 1) more summary
  information is returned for each variable (dispersion),
  2) the results are returned in a matrix that is easy to
  use in further analysis, 3) the columns in the output are
  alphabetized. To prevent alphabetization, use alphaSort =
  FALSE.

A collection of functions for ease of presentation and
        interpretation of regression analysis.  These functions are
        developed in response to student requests that have arisen in
        our regression course. For regression diagnostics, see
        mcDiagnose, getDeltaRsquare, meanCenter or residualCenter. See
        the outreg function for a way to generate LaTeX tables of
        regression models. For nice, easy to use pictures, see
        plotSlopes, plotCurves, plotPlane for graphs. There are some
        functions for re-organization of data, especially useful might
        be combineLevels for re-coding factors. The vignette
        "rockchalk" offers a fairly broad survey.  The package title
        "rockchalk" refers to the expression, "Rock Chalk Jayhawk, Go
        K.U.".

summarizeNumerics: Extracts numeric variables and presents an alphabetized summary in a workable format.

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