To add row percentage to contingency table in R, we can use rowSums and sum function with table values and combine them with cbind function. For Example, if we have a table called TAB then we can add row percentages to TAB by using the below command − cbind(TAB,rowSums(TAB),...
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I have added the ‘prop.r’ and the ‘prop.c’ parameters and set them to TRUE here. This is optional but when specified, it gives me the row percentages and the column percentages for each category. Moreover, ‘prop.t’ gives me a table percentage as well. This information is particu...
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# 2-Way Frequency Tableattach(mydata)mytable<-table(A,B)# A will be rows, B will be columnsmytable# print tablemargin.table(mytable,1)# A frequencies (summed over B)margin.table(mytable,2)# B frequencies (summed over A)prop.table(mytable)# cell percentagesprop.table(mytable,1)# ...
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Descriptive analysis, using contingency tables and graphs, was used to illustrate the following data: age divi- sions, sex, ward/clinic, sample source, and sample site. The descriptive data are expressed as absolute numbers (n) and percentages. P < 0.05 was considered statistically Table ...
# Correspondence Analysislibrary(ca)mytable<-with(mydata,table(A,B))# create a 2 way tableprop.table(mytable,1)# row percentagesprop.table(mytable,2)# column percentagesfit<-ca(mytable)print(fit)# basic resultssummary(fit)# extended resultsplot(fit)# symmetric mapplot(fit,mass=TRUE,contr...
Descriptive analysis, using contingency tables and graphs, was used to illustrate the following data: age divi- sions, sex, ward/clinic, sample source, and sample site. The descriptive data are expressed as absolute numbers (n) and percentages. P < 0.05 was considered statistically Table ...