R/collapseDim.R

Defines functions collapseDim

Documented in collapseDim

#' Collapse dataset dimensions
#'
#' This function will remove names in the data dimension which are the same for
#' each element (meaning that this data dimension contains exactly one element)
#' or, if forced, remove any other subdimension. It is a generalized version
#' of the function \code{\link{collapseNames}}
#'
#'
#' @param x MAgPIE object
#' @param dim Either NULL, dimension code or
#' name of dimension or a vector of these. If set to NULL all single entry subdimensions will
#' be removed as they are irrelevant to uniquely identfy a data element. If specified, only the specified
#' subdimensions will be removed (See \code{\link{dimCode}} for more details how to specify a subdimension).
#' CAUTION: The function also allows to specify subdimensions which are otherwise needed to clearly identify
#' an entry. By removing these subdimensions duplicates in the data will be created potentially causing
#' problems in the further use of the data set. Be careful in removing subdimensions.
#' @param keepdim (only considered if \code{dim} is not specified) Can be used to converse
#' single element subdimension which otherwise would get deleted. If \code{dim} is specified
#' this setting will not have any effect.
#' @note This function has some similarities to \code{\link{dimReduce}}, but
#' serves a different purpose. While \code{\link{collapseDim}} only removes
#' dimensions which contain only a single element or which it is
#' specifically told to remove, \code{\link{dimReduce}} looks whether the
#' entries of a multi-entry dimension are all the same and removes dimensions
#' for which this is the case. In some cases both will lead to the same result
#' but in many other cases the results will differ.
#' @return The provided MAgPIE object with collapsed dimensions
#' @author Jan Philipp Dietrich
#' @seealso \code{\link{getItems}}
#' \code{"\linkS4class{magpie}"}
#' @examples
#'
#' x <- new.magpie(c("GLO.1", "GLO.2"), 2000, c("bla.a", "bla.b"))
#' collapseDim(x)
#' collapseDim(x, keepdim = 1:2)
#' collapseDim(x, dim = 1.1)
#' collapseDim(x, dim = 3.2)
#' @export

collapseDim <- function(x, dim = NULL, keepdim = NULL) {

  if (is.null(x)) return(NULL)

  x <- clean_magpie(x, what = c("sets", "items"))

  if (is.null(dim)) {
    sets <- getSets(x)
    if (anyDuplicated(sets)) getSets(x) <- make.unique(sets, sep = "")
    tmp <- vapply(unlist(getItems(x, split = TRUE), recursive = FALSE), length, integer(1))
    dim <- dimCode(names(tmp)[tmp == 1], x)
    if (anyDuplicated(sets)) getSets(x) <- sets
    if (!is.null(keepdim)) {
      dim <- setdiff(dim, dimCode(keepdim, x))
      dim <- dim[!(floor(dim) %in% keepdim)]
    }
    dim <- dim[dim > 0]
  } else {
    if (!is.null(keepdim)) warning("keepdim argument is ignored as dim has been specified!")
    dim <- dimCode(dim, x)
    if (any(dim == 0)) {
      warning("Some dimensions could not be found in the object and will be ignored!")
      dim <- dim[dim > 0]
    }
  }

  for (d in sort(dim, decreasing = TRUE)) getItems(x, dim = d) <- NULL
  return(x)
}

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