formFunction: Converts a formula into a function
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formFunction R Documentation
Converts a formula into a function
Description
Converts a formula into a function
Usage
formFunction(formula)
Arguments
formula
the formula to be converted. Should be of the form y ~ f(x)
Examples
f <- formFunction(y ~ log10(x))
f(x=1:10)
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| formFunction | R Documentation |
Converts a formula into a function
Description
Converts a formula into a function
Usage
formFunction(formula)
Arguments
formula |
the formula to be converted. Should be of the form y ~ f(x) |
Examples
f <- formFunction(y ~ log10(x))
f(x=1:10)
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