Man pages for forcats
Tools for Working with Categorical Variables (Factors)
| as_factor | Convert input to a factor |
| fct | Create a factor |
| fct_anon | Anonymise factor levels |
| fct_c | Concatenate factors, combining levels |
| fct_collapse | Collapse factor levels into manually defined groups |
| fct_count | Count entries in a factor |
| fct_cross | Combine levels from two or more factors to create a new... |
| fct_drop | Drop unused levels |
| fct_expand | Add additional levels to a factor |
| fct_explicit_na | Make missing values explicit |
| fct_inorder | Reorder factor levels by first appearance, frequency, or... |
| fct_lump | Lump uncommon factor together levels into "other" |
| fct_match | Test for presence of levels in a factor |
| fct_na_value_to_level | Convert between 'NA' values and 'NA' levels |
| fct_other | Manually replace levels with "other" |
| fct_recode | Change factor levels by hand |
| fct_relabel | Relabel factor levels with a function, collapsing as... |
| fct_relevel | Reorder factor levels by hand |
| fct_reorder | Reorder factor levels by sorting along another variable |
| fct_rev | Reverse order of factor levels |
| fct_shift | Shift factor levels to left or right, wrapping around at end |
| fct_shuffle | Randomly permute factor levels |
| fct_unify | Unify the levels in a list of factors |
| fct_unique | Unique values of a factor, as a factor |
| forcats-package | forcats: Tools for Working with Categorical Variables... |
| gss_cat | A sample of categorical variables from the General Social... |
| lvls | Low-level functions for manipulating levels |
| lvls_union | Find all levels in a list of factors |
| pipe | Pipe operator |
