do_recode: Recode a vector
In PHSKC-APDE/rads: Assisted computation of King County public health data
do_recode R Documentation
Recode a vector
Description
Recode a vector
Usage
do_recode(x, old, new, new_label = NULL, update = FALSE, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
x
some vector to be transformed
old
character (or coercible). value in the x to be translated into a new value by recoding.
new
character (or coercible). Column indicating where the new values for the recoding process exist. It is positionally tied to a particular old.
If blank, it helps identify a simpler rename operation.
new_label
character (or convertable to character). The factor label that old will be recoded to in conjunction with the position of new.
If NULL or all NA indicates no (new) labelling
update
logical. Governs whether x is modified in place. If x is a factor, this will also carry forward any labels unless overwritten by new_label
verbose
logical. Should warnings be displayed/provided?
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| do_recode | R Documentation |
Recode a vector
Description
Recode a vector
Usage
do_recode(x, old, new, new_label = NULL, update = FALSE, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
some vector to be transformed |
old |
character (or coercible). value in the x to be translated into a new value by recoding. |
new |
character (or coercible). Column indicating where the new values for the recoding process exist. It is positionally tied to a particular |
new_label |
character (or convertable to character). The factor label that |
update |
logical. Governs whether x is modified in place. If |
verbose |
logical. Should warnings be displayed/provided? |
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