Example 10.1. Let the blood types and gender of 40 persons are as follows:
(O,Male),(O,Female),(A,Female),(B,Male),(A,Female),(O,Female),(A,Male), (A,Male),(A,Female),(O,Male),(B,Male),(O,Male),B,Female),(O,Male),(O,Male), (A,Female),(O,Male),(O,Male),(A,Female),(A,Female),(A,Male),(A,Male), (AB,Female),(A,Female),(B,Female),(A,Male),(A,Female),(O,Male),(O,Male), (A,Female),(O,Male),(O,Female),(A,Female),(A,Male),(A,Male),(O,Male), (A,Male),(O,Female),(O,Female),(AB,Male).
Summarizing data in a two-way frequency table by using SPSS:
Can I use R to do so?
You should post your data in a more useable form. Such as posting the output of
dput(x), wherexis the name of your dataset. Most of the work was to get what you've posted in adata.frame.In
base Rthere are functions to create two-way tables.