Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Obtain the Maximum or Minimum n elements from a vector.
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x |
Data vector |
n |
Number of observations to select |
The underlying function sorts the data using base::sort()
and then extracts
out the appropriate n-back or n-forward values.
As a result of the sorting procedure, this is an inefficient function.
A vector
containing the maximum/minimum of n elements.
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# Defaults to traditional max
# This is more costly to compute than using the regular max function.
max_n(x)
# Retrieve top two observations (highest first)
max_n(x, 2)
# Missing values have no effect on the sorting procedure
x[9] = NA
max_n(x, 3)
# Defaults to traditional min.
# This is more costly to compute than using the regular min function.
min_n(x)
min(x)
# Retrieve bottom two observations (lowest first)
min_n(x, 2)
# Missing values have no effect on the sorting procedure
x[2] = NA
min_n(x, 3)
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