unfractional: Demote a fractional object back to a numeric one
In fractional: Vulgar Fractions in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Given an object of class "fractional" this simple function
removes the attributes that signal that it is to be treated as a
fractional object, thus returning it to its original numeric
status alone
Usage
1
unfractional(x)
Arguments
x
A "fractional" object
Value
A simple numeric object like x
Examples
1
2
(tst <- fractional(matrix(0:9/10, 2, 5)))
(tst <- unfractional(tst))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Given an object of class "fractional" this simple function
removes the attributes that signal that it is to be treated as a
fractional object, thus returning it to its original numeric
status alone
Usage
1 | unfractional(x)
|
Arguments
x |
A |
Value
A simple numeric object like x
Examples
1 2 | (tst <- fractional(matrix(0:9/10, 2, 5)))
(tst <- unfractional(tst))
|
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