unfactor: Turn a factor back into a vector of integers
In pcFactorStan: Stan Models for the Paired Comparison Factor Model
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Turn a factor back into a vector of integers
Description
Factors store values as integers and use a 'levels' attribute to
map the integers to labels. This function removes the 'factor'
class and levels attribute, leaving the vector of integers.
Usage
unfactor(f)
Arguments
f
a factor
Examples
f <- factor(letters[1:3])
print(f)
print(unfactor(f))
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| unfactor | R Documentation |
Turn a factor back into a vector of integers
Description
Factors store values as integers and use a 'levels' attribute to map the integers to labels. This function removes the 'factor' class and levels attribute, leaving the vector of integers.
Usage
unfactor(f)
Arguments
f |
a factor |
Examples
f <- factor(letters[1:3])
print(f)
print(unfactor(f))
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