factor_conv: Easy coerse operator for changing character columns to vector...
In HanjoStudy/quotidieR: Everyday functions for my personal use in analytics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Takes a data frame as input, checks class of each column and then converts character to factor. The function can also do the reverse - take factor to character
Usage
1
factor_conv(df, rev = F, to.num = F)
Arguments
df
data frame that needs to be coersed factors
rev
data frame that needs to be coersed to characters
Value
Coersed data.frame
Examples
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2
3
df <- iris
df <- factor_conv(iris, rev = T)
factor_conv(df)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Takes a data frame as input, checks class of each column and then converts character to factor. The function can also do the reverse - take factor to character
Usage
1 | factor_conv(df, rev = F, to.num = F)
|
Arguments
df |
data frame that needs to be coersed factors |
rev |
data frame that needs to be coersed to characters |
Value
Coersed data.frame
Examples
1 2 3 | df <- iris
df <- factor_conv(iris, rev = T)
factor_conv(df)
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