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knitr::opts_chunk$set(collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>") library(dplyr) library(tibble) library(observer)
The observer package checks that a given dataset passes user-specified rules. The main functions are observe_if
and inspect
.
For instance, according to the documentation of the diamonds
dataset in package ggplot2
,
the column depth
is equal to 100*2*z/(x+y)
.
Let us make an observation of this:
df <- ggplot2::diamonds %>% mutate(depth2 = 100*2*z/(x+y)) %>% observe_if(x > 0, y > 0, z > 0, abs(depth-depth2) < 1) obs(df)
We observe that 93 rows fail to satisfy this rule.
To go further we need to see what is happening; with inspect
we can select the rows at stake:
inspect(df, 4)
Another way is to write it with standard evaluation:
## Write your predicates first p <- c(~ x > 0, ~ y > 0, ~ z > 0, ~ abs(depth-depth2) < 1) ## Make observations df %>% observe_if_(.dots = p) %>% obs()
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