rnd: Round Columns

In TAF: Transparent Assessment Framework for Reproducible Research

Round Columns

Description

Round column values in a data frame.

Usage

rnd(x, cols, digits = 0, grep = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

x	a data frame.
cols	column names, or column indices.
digits	number of decimal places.
grep	whether cols is a regular expression.
...	passed to grep().

Value

A data frame similar to x, after rounding columns cols to the number of digits.

Note

Provides notation that is convenient for modifying many columns at once.

See Also

round is the underlying function used to round numbers.

grep is the underlying function used to match column names if grep is TRUE.

div is a similar function that divides columns with a common number.

TAF-package gives an overview of the package.

The icesAdvice package provides the icesRound function to round values for ICES advice sheets.

Examples

# With rnd() we no longer need to repeat the column names:

m <- mtcars
m[c("mpg","disp","qsec")] <- round(m[c("mpg","disp","qsec")])
m <- rnd(m, c("mpg","disp","qsec"))

# The x1/x2/x3/x4 approaches are equivalent:

x1 <- rnd(summary.taf, c("Rec","Rec_lo","Rec_hi",
                         "TSB","TSB_lo","TSB_hi",
                         "SSB","SSB_lo","SSB_hi",
                         "Removals","Removals_lo","Removals_hi"))
x1 <- rnd(x1, c("Fbar","Fbar_lo","Fbar_hi"), 3)

x2 <- rnd(summary.taf, "Rec|TSB|SSB|Removals", grep=TRUE)
x2 <- rnd(x2, "Fbar", 3, grep=TRUE)

x3 <- rnd(summary.taf, "Fbar", grep=TRUE, invert=TRUE)
x3 <- rnd(x3, "Fbar", 3, grep=TRUE)

# Less reliable in scripts if columns have been added/deleted/reordered:

x4 <- rnd(summary.taf, 2:13)
x4 <- rnd(x4, 14:16, 3)

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