How do I get different distributions of our dataset in R

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How do I get different distributions of our dataset in R?
Nov 26, 2018 in Data Analytics by Ali
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There are multiple ways of getting this. One of the ways is it to use the GUI called rattle.

Follow these steps:

Install rattle

Rattle() – To start the gui

Go to data and select the data you need, make sure its of the type data.frame

Goto explore->distributions

Select the variables and labels for which you need different distributions for.

answered Nov 26, 2018 by Maverick
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