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incorrect output for the statar::xtile function when using with dplyr

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I ran into some problem when trying to use the statar::xtile function together with dplyr.

I have a dataset called "resp_rate" as follows:

userid  group_id    group_resp_rate
63775658    514 0.0315789
64880613    514 0.0315789
65051746    553 0.0035461
66689882    554 0.0000000
68839217    555 0.0038023
70630920    555 0.0038023
73773882    554 0.0000000
74279814    524 0.0000000
74461297    555 0.0038023
74951919    553 0.0035461
75523813    514 0.0315789
75932923    554 0.0000000
76678559    554 0.0000000
77506998    554 0.0000000
79261032    514 0.0315789
79860954    555 0.0038023
80016586    554 0.0000000
81757979    515 0.0106383
82565883    534 0.0000000
82610815    513 0.0212766

I need to divide customers into 3 groups based on group_resp_rate. The groups do not have to be equal-sized.

When using xtile from statar directly, it works out. E.g.:

resp_rate$group_index1 <- xtile(resp_rate$group_resp_rate, n=3)

However, when I use xtile with dplyr, it results in only one level index:

resp_prob <- resp_prob %>% mutate(group_index2 = xtile(group_resp_rate, n=3))

This is the resulted dataset:

userid  group_id    group_resp_rate group_index1    group_index2
63775658    514 0.0315789   3   1
64880613    514 0.0315789   3   1
65051746    553 0.0035461   2   1
66689882    554 0.0000000   1   1
68839217    555 0.0038023   2   1
70630920    555 0.0038023   2   1
73773882    554 0.0000000   1   1
74279814    524 0.0000000   1   1
74461297    555 0.0038023   2   1
74951919    553 0.0035461   2   1
75523813    514 0.0315789   3   1
75932923    554 0.0000000   1   1
76678559    554 0.0000000   1   1
77506998    554 0.0000000   1   1
79261032    514 0.0315789   3   1
79860954    555 0.0038023   2   1
80016586    554 0.0000000   1   1
81757979    515 0.0106383   3   1
82565883    534 0.0000000   1   1
82610815    513 0.0212766   3   1

Can someone let me know why this is happening? Really appreciate it!


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