Hi,
I was willing to test some more averaging functions but I noticed that, differently from the internally implemented functions, R functions like plain base::mean() or stats::median() return the following error:
Error in median.default() : argument "x" is missing, with no default
I thought it might have been a problem with the function interpreter but, testing a bit, I realised that it was related to the missed use of double quotes. This update targets this "issue" for users' clarity due to the fact that, within other packages, functions are interpreted without quotes and my above experience might lead others to erroneous interpretation of the help info.
HTH!
Hi, I was willing to test some more averaging functions but I noticed that, differently from the internally implemented functions, R functions like plain
base::mean()orstats::median()return the following error:Error in median.default() : argument "x" is missing, with no defaultI thought it might have been a problem with the function interpreter but, testing a bit, I realised that it was related to the missed use of double quotes. This update targets this "issue" for users' clarity due to the fact that, within other packages, functions are interpreted without quotes and my above experience might lead others to erroneous interpretation of the help info. HTH!