print.RESIDE
print.RESIDE.Rd
S3 override for print RESIDE
Usage
# S3 method for class 'RESIDE'
print(x, ...)
Examples
print(
marginal_distributions <- get_marginal_distributions(
IST,
variables <- c(
"SEX",
"AGE",
"ID14",
"RSBP",
"RATRIAL"
)
)
)
#> Summary of Categorical Variables
#> Variable: SEX
#> F : 9028
#> M : 10407
#> Variable: RATRIAL
#> N : 15282
#> Y : 3169
#> missing : 984
#> Summary of Binary Variables
#> Variable: ID14
#> Mean: 0.0916388
#> Missing: 0
#> Summary of Continuous Variables
#> Variable: AGE
#> Quantiles:
#> Original Transformed
#> 1 16 -3.8836332
#> 2 29 -2.8894619
#> 3 64 -0.7447992
#> 4 71 -0.2060679
#> 5 79 0.5263253
#> 6 86 1.4063880
#> 7 95 2.8388310
#> 8 96 3.0207824
#> 9 99 4.0489244
#> Mean: -0.0002395239
#> SD: 0.9989907
#> Missing: 0
#> Variable: RSBP
#> Quantiles:
#> Original Transformed
#> 1 70 -4.04892439
#> 2 122 -1.37368502
#> 3 128 -1.31679183
#> 4 152 -0.13824887
#> 5 159 -0.09474469
#> 6 161 0.22957714
#> 7 295 4.04892439
#> Mean: 0.0006094395
#> SD: 0.9931304
#> Missing: 0
#> Summary:
#> Number of Rows: 19435
#> Number of Columns: 5
#> Variables: SEX, AGE, ID14, RSBP, RATRIAL