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#' @export
findFirstLast <-
function(myDF, findFirst=TRUE) {
# myDF should be a data frame or matrix
# By default, this function finds the first occurence of each unique value in a column
# If instead we want to find last, set findFirst to FALSE.
# This below, will give `maxOrMin` a value of -1 finding the min of the negative indecies is the same as finding the max of the positive indecies.
maxOrMin <- ifelse(findFirst, 1, -1)
# For each column in myDF, make a list of all unique values (`levs`) and iterate over that list,
# finding the min (or max) of all the indicies of where that given value appears within the column
apply(myDF, 2, function(colm) {
levs <- unique(colm)
sapply(levs, function(lev) {
inds <- which(colm==lev)
ifelse(length(inds)==0, NA, maxOrMin*min(inds*maxOrMin) )
})
})
}
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