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Function reference
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santoku
santoku-package
- A versatile cutting tool for R
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chop_equally()
brk_equally()
tab_equally()
- Chop equal-sized groups
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chop_evenly()
brk_evenly()
tab_evenly()
- Chop into equal-width intervals
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chop_mean_sd()
brk_mean_sd()
tab_mean_sd()
- Chop by standard deviations
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chop_pretty()
brk_pretty()
tab_pretty()
- Chop using pretty breakpoints
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chop_proportions()
brk_proportions()
tab_proportions()
- Chop into proportions of the range of x
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chop_quantiles()
chop_deciles()
brk_quantiles()
tab_quantiles()
tab_deciles()
- Chop by quantiles
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chop_width()
brk_width()
tab_width()
- Chop into fixed-width intervals
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brk_default()
- Create a standard set of breaks
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brk_manual()
- Create a
breaks
object manually
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brk_width(<Duration>)
- Equal-width intervals for dates or datetimes
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lbl_dash()
- Label chopped intervals like 1-4, 4-5, ...
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lbl_discrete()
- Label discrete data
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lbl_endpoints()
lbl_endpoint()
- Label chopped intervals by their left or right endpoints
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lbl_glue()
- Label chopped intervals using the
glue
package
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lbl_intervals()
- Label chopped intervals using set notation
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lbl_midpoints()
- Label chopped intervals by their midpoints
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lbl_seq()
- Label chopped intervals in sequence
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format(<breaks>)
print(<breaks>)
is.breaks()
- Class representing a set of intervals
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exactly()
- Define singleton intervals explicitly
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fillet()
- Chop data precisely (for programmers)
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non-standard-types
- Tips for chopping non-standard types
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percent()
- Simple percentage formatter