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tabul
frequency of values of a matrix or vector
Calling Sequence
[m]=tabul(X [,order])
Arguments
- X
- vector or matrix (of real or complex numbers or strings) 
- order
- (optionnal) a character equal to "d" or "i" (default value "d") 
- m
- a 2 columns matrix (if - Xis a numerical vector or matrix) or a list with 2 members (if- Xis a string vector or matrix).
Description
This function computes the frequency of values of 
   the components of a vector or matrix X of numbers or
   string characters :
- if X is a numerical vector or matrix
- then - mis a two column matrix who contains in the first column the distinct values of- Xand in the other column the number of occurrences of those values (m(i,2) is the number of occurrences of m(i,1)).
- if X is a string vector or matrix
- then - mis a list whose first member is a string (column) vector composed with the distinct values of- Xand the second member is a (column) vector whose components are the number of occurrences of those values ( m(i)(2) is the number of occurrences of the string m(i)(1) ).
The optional parameter order must be  "d" or "i" (by default 
   order="d") and gives the order (decreasing or increasing) the distinct 
   values of X will be sorted.
Examples
// first example X = [2 8 0 3 7 6 8 7 9 1 6 7 7 2 5 2 2 2 9 7] m1 = tabul(X) m2 = tabul(X, "i") // second example X = ["ba" "baba" "a" "A" "AA" "a" "aa" "aa" "aa" "A" "ba"] m = tabul(X,"i") // third example n = 50000; X = grand(n,1,"bin",70,0.5); m = tabul(X,"i"); clf() plot2d3(m(:,1), m(:,2)/n) xtitle("empirical probabilities of B(70,0.5)") // last example : computes the occurrences of words of the scilab license text = read(SCI+"/license.txt",-1,1,"(A)"); // read the scilab license bigstr = strcat(text," "); // put all the lines in a big string sep = [" " "," "." ";" "*" ":" "-" """"]; // words separators words = tokens(bigstr, sep); // cut the big string into words m = tabul(words); // computes occurrences of each word [occ , p] = gsort(m(2)); // sort by decreasing frequencies results = [m(1)(p) string(occ)] // display result
Authors
- Carlos Klimann (original author)
- J.S. Giet and B. Pincon (new version)
Bibliography
Wonacott, T.H. & Wonacott, R.J.; Introductory Statistics, fifth edition, J.Wiley & Sons, 1990.
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