orderCompletely: Order a data.frame by missingness and all columns
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orderCompletely R Documentation
Order a data.frame by missingness and all columns
Description
Completely order all rows in a data.frame.
Usage
orderCompletely(observed)
Arguments
observed
a data.frame holding ordered factors in every column
Value
the sorted order of the rows
Examples
df <- as.data.frame(matrix(c(sample.int(2, 30, replace=TRUE)), 10, 3))
mask <- matrix(c(sample.int(3, 30, replace=TRUE)), 10, 3) == 1
df[mask] <- NA
df[orderCompletely(df),]
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Order a data.frame by missingness and all columns
Description
Completely order all rows in a data.frame.
Usage
orderCompletely(observed)
Arguments
observed |
a data.frame holding ordered factors in every column |
Value
the sorted order of the rows
Examples
df <- as.data.frame(matrix(c(sample.int(2, 30, replace=TRUE)), 10, 3))
mask <- matrix(c(sample.int(3, 30, replace=TRUE)), 10, 3) == 1
df[mask] <- NA
df[orderCompletely(df),]
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