set.char.seed: Convert any character vector to an integer for setting a...

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set.char.seedR Documentation

Convert any character vector to an integer for setting a reproducible seed

Description

set.char.seed() converts a character vector into an integer used as reproducible seed

Usage

set.char.seed(char)

Arguments

char

a character vector

Details

Each letter and number in the character vector is assigned a specific number. These numbers are concatenated and divided by 2^30 - 1, and the remainder of this division is used as the numeric reproducible seed.

If you get a warning about 'loss of accuracy", consider using a more succinct character vector, otherwise you will get a seed of 0.

Value

set.char.seed() takes a character vector and returns a reproducible seed.

Author(s)

JP Monteagudo

Examples

set.char.seed("The Sticky Chicken")
set.char.seed("lanky tadpole")
set.char.seed("Manny said what?")



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