ellipsis: Tools for Working with ...

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/ellipsis

Hadley Wickham • RStudio • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2018 Published

0 Citations

2 Authors

7 Revisions

0.3.2 Version

MIT License

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GaussSuppression: Tabular Data Suppression using Gaussian Elimination (Version 1.2.3)	2021
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SmallCountRounding: Small Count Rounding of Tabular Data (Version 1.2.5)	2018
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distionary: Create and Evaluate Probability Distributions (Version 0.1.0)	2025
distplyr: Manipulate and Combine Probability Distributions (Version 0.2.0)	2025
dreamer: Dose Response Models for Bayesian Model Averaging (Version 3.2.0)	2021
mase: Model-Assisted Survey Estimators (Version 0.1.5.2)	2018
quid: Bayesian Mixed Models for Qualitative Individual Differences (Version 0.0.1)	2021
r3js: 'WebGL'-Based 3D Plotting using the 'three.js' Library (Version 0.0.2)	2022
stickyr: Data Frames with Persistent Columns and Attributes (Version 0.1.2)	2022
tsibble: Tidy Temporal Data Frames and Tools (Version 1.1.6)	2018

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