Flipping a coin is simulated using sample(). The default coin has 2 sides and is fair. The properties of the coin can be changed. The result is returned as a tibble.
flip_coin(data = NULL, times = 1, rounds = 1, success = c(2),
agg = FALSE, sides = 2, prob = NULL, seed = NULL)Data from a previous experiment
How many times coin is flipped (or how many coins are flipped at the same time)
Number of rounds
Which result is a success (default = 2)
If TRUE, the result is aggregated (by experiment, rounds)
Number of sides of the coin (default = 2)
Vector of probabilities for each side of the coin
Seed to produce reproducible results
Result of experiment as a tibble
# NOT RUN {
# flipping a coin
flip_coin()
# flipping a coin 10 times
flip_coin(times = 10)
# aggregate result
flip_coin(times = 10, agg = TRUE)
# rounds
flip_coin(times = 10, rounds = 3, agg = TRUE)
# experiments
library(dplyr)
flip_coin(times = 10, rounds = 3, agg = TRUE) %>%
flip_coin(times = 12, rounds = 3, agg = TRUE)
# }
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