Can you discuss how R handles multiple modes in a vector?
- R returns the first mode encountered
- R returns an error when multiple modes are present
- R returns a vector of all the modes
- R automatically selects the mode with the highest frequency
When a vector has multiple modes in R, the mode() function returns a vector containing all the modes with equal frequency. This means that R can handle and report multiple modes in a vector.
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