is_true: Convert a 'logical' Array to a Binary Boolean Array

In fritools: Utilities for the Forest Research Institute of the State Baden-Wuerttemberg

Convert a logical Array to a Binary Boolean Array

Description

I often use mathematical expressions to index data by its values. But when the data contain missing values, the logical indices do not index the data, so I need to convert them to boolean.

Usage

is_true(x)

Arguments

x	An logical array, probably the result of some kind of mathematical expression.

Value

A binary boolean array indicating where the logical array is TRUE.

See Also

Other logical helpers: get_run_r_tests(), is_batch(), is_cran(), is_false(), is_force(), is_installed(), is_not_false(), is_null_or_true(), is_of_length_zero(), is_r_cmd_check(), is_r_package_installed(), is_running_on_fvafrcu_machines(), is_running_on_gitlab_com(), is_scalar(), is_scalar_convertible2numeric(), is_success(), is_version_sufficient(), is_windows()

Examples

x <- array(1:24, dim = c(2,3,4))
x[2,2,3] <- NA
print(x)
x < 20 # An array containing NA
is_true(x < 20) # An array boolean only, NA converted to FALSE
print(x <- x[2, TRUE, TRUE])
is_true(x < 20) # A matrix
x <- x[2, TRUE]
is_true(x < 20) # A vector
x <- x[3]
is_true(x < 20) # A scalar

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