| vld_term | R Documentation |
Validates the elements of a term or term_rcrd vector.
Use chk_s3_class() to check if an object is a term or term_rcrd.
vld_term(x, validate = "complete") vld_term_rcrd(x, validate = "complete")
x |
The object. |
validate |
A string specifying the level of the validation. The possible values in order of increasing strictness are 'class', 'valid', 'consistent' and 'complete'. |
Internal validity of a term can be checked on three levels:
"valid" checks that all terms are of the form
x, x[#], x[#,#] etc. where x is an identifier
and # are positive integers.
"consistent" checks that all terms are addressed
with the same dimensionality; the terms x[1] and x[2,3]
are inconsistent.
"complete" checks that the values span all possible values
across all dimensions; if x[3,4] exist, the vector must
contain at least 11 more terms to be consistent
(x[1,1] to x[1,4], x[2,1] to x[2,4] and
x[3,1] to x[3,3]).
Missing values are ignored as are duplicates and order.
A flag indicating whether the condition was met.
vld_term_rcrd(): Validate Term Record
chk_term()
Other valid:
valid_term()
Other valid:
valid_term()
# vld_term
vld_term(c("x[2]", "x[1]"))
vld_term(term("x[2]", "x[1]"))
# vld_term_rcrd
vld_term_rcrd(c("x[2]", "x[1]"))
vld_term_rcrd(term_rcrd("x[2]", "x[1]"))
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