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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Desctable is a comprehensive descriptive and comparative tables generator for R. |
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Every person doing data analysis has to create tables for descriptive summaries of data (a.k.a. Table.1), or comparative tables. |
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Many packages, such as the aptly named **tableone**, adress this issue. However, they often include hard-coded behaviors, have outputs not easily manipulable with standard R tools, or their syntax are out-of-style (e.g. the argument order makes them difficult to use with the pipe (`%>%`)). |
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Many packages, such as the aptly named **tableone**, address this issue. However, they often include hard-coded behaviors, have outputs not easily manipulable with standard R tools, or their syntax are out-of-style (e.g. the argument order makes them difficult to use with the pipe (`%>%`)). |
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Enter **desctable**, a package built with the following objectives in mind: |
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@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ Statistical functions can be any function defined in R that you want to use, suc |
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The only condition is that they return a single numerical value. One exception is when they return a vector of length `1 + nlevels(x)` when applied to factors, as is needed for the `percent` function. |
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As mentionned above, they need to be used inside a named list, such as |
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As mentioned above, they need to be used inside a named list, such as |
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```{r} |
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mtcars %>% |
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