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Compute the interval means of a cut factor

Source: R/cut_interval_mean.R
cut_interval_mean.Rd

[Stable]

cut_interval_mean() computes the interval means of a cut factor, regardless of the their open or closed nature.

Usage

cut_interval_mean(x, round = FALSE, names = FALSE)

Arguments

x

A factor or character vector with cut intervals.

round

A logical flag indicating whether to round the means to 0`` decimal places (Default: FALSE`).

names

A logical flag indicating whether to name the output vector with the original intervals (Default: FALSE).

Value

A numeric vector with the interval means.

See also

Other statistical functions: remove_outliers(), std_error(), test_outlier()

Examples

cut(1:5, breaks = 3)
#> [1] (0.996,2.33] (0.996,2.33] (2.33,3.67]  (3.67,5]     (3.67,5]    
#> Levels: (0.996,2.33] (2.33,3.67] (3.67,5]
#> [1] (0.996,2.33] (0.996,2.33] (2.33,3.67]  (3.67,5] # Expected
#> [5] (3.67,5]
#> Levels: (0.996,2.33] (2.33,3.67] (3.67,5]

cut(1:5, breaks = 3) |> cut_interval_mean()
#> [1] 1.663 1.663 3.000 4.335 4.335
#> [1] 1.663 1.663 3.000 4.335 4.335 # Expected

cut(1:5, breaks = 3) |> cut_interval_mean(names = TRUE)
#> (0.996,2.33] (0.996,2.33]  (2.33,3.67]     (3.67,5]     (3.67,5] 
#>        1.663        1.663        3.000        4.335        4.335 
#> # Expected
#> (0.996,2.33] (0.996,2.33]  (2.33,3.67]     (3.67,5]     (3.67,5]
#>       1.663        1.663        3.000        4.335        4.335

cut(1:5, breaks = 3) |> cut_interval_mean(round = TRUE)
#> [1] 2 2 3 4 4
#> [1] 2 2 3 4 4 # Expected