forceNames: Force names for rows, columns, or both
In treedata.table: Manipulation of Matched Phylogenies and Data using 'data.table'
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/detectCharacterType.R
Description
This function creates column names (colnames), row.names (row.names),
or both in an unnamed data.frame or matrix.
Usage
1
forceNames(dat, nameType = "row")
Arguments
dat
A vector of data
nameType,
either:
- "row"
Rows (default)
- "col"
Columns
- "rowcol"
Both rows and columns
Value
An object of type 'data.frame with labeled columns, rows, or both.
Examples
1
2
data(anolis)
forceNames(anolis$dat, "row")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/detectCharacterType.R
Description
This function creates column names (colnames), row.names (row.names),
or both in an unnamed data.frame or matrix.
Usage
1 | forceNames(dat, nameType = "row")
|
Arguments
dat |
A vector of data |
nameType, |
either:
|
Value
An object of type 'data.frame with labeled columns, rows, or both.
Examples
1 2 | data(anolis)
forceNames(anolis$dat, "row")
|
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