find_colFunc: Match function name to a corresponding column functions known...
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Description
Usage
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Description
Match function name to a corresponding column functions known to abftools.
Usage
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find_colFunc(func_name = c("all", "any", "anyNA", "count", "cummax",
"cummin", "cumprod", "cumsum", "diff", "iqrDiff", "iqr", "logSumExp",
"madDiff", "mad", "max", "mean", "median", "min", "orderStats", "prod",
"quantile", "range", "rank", "sdDiff", "sd", "sum", "tabulate",
"varDiff", "var", "weightedMad", "weightedMean", "weightedMedian",
"weightedSd", "weightedVar", "sem"))
Arguments
func_name
a charater vector, function name.
Value
a function, or NULL if no column function was found.
Examples
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f <- find_colFunc("mean") #matrixStats::colMeans2
f <- find_colFunc("cos") #NULL, since no column vectorised cos is known to abftools.
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Match function name to a corresponding column functions known to abftools.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 6 | find_colFunc(func_name = c("all", "any", "anyNA", "count", "cummax",
"cummin", "cumprod", "cumsum", "diff", "iqrDiff", "iqr", "logSumExp",
"madDiff", "mad", "max", "mean", "median", "min", "orderStats", "prod",
"quantile", "range", "rank", "sdDiff", "sd", "sum", "tabulate",
"varDiff", "var", "weightedMad", "weightedMean", "weightedMedian",
"weightedSd", "weightedVar", "sem"))
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Arguments
func_name |
a charater vector, function name. |
Value
a function, or NULL if no column function was found.
Examples
1 2 | f <- find_colFunc("mean") #matrixStats::colMeans2
f <- find_colFunc("cos") #NULL, since no column vectorised cos is known to abftools.
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