onezero: 1/0 Flags
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1/0 Flags
Description
Turns Yes/No variables into 1/0 integers
Usage
onezero(x)
Arguments
x
a character vector
Details
The input is forced to lowercase and only the first character, the "y" or
"n", is used to map to the 1/0 integer values. The function allows for "1"
and "0" to be in the character vector as well.
Value
an integer vector
Examples
flag <- c("Y", "No", "NO", "no", "n", "YES", "Yes", "yEs", "1", "0")
onezero(flag)
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1/0 Flags
Description
Turns Yes/No variables into 1/0 integers
Usage
onezero(x)
Arguments
x |
a character vector |
Details
The input is forced to lowercase and only the first character, the "y" or "n", is used to map to the 1/0 integer values. The function allows for "1" and "0" to be in the character vector as well.
Value
an integer vector
Examples
flag <- c("Y", "No", "NO", "no", "n", "YES", "Yes", "yEs", "1", "0")
onezero(flag)
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