fset_level: Set Levels of Factor
In STAT545-UBC-students/hw07-janehuang1647: Make Factors Less Annoying
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
sets levels to the order in which they appear in the data, i.e. set the levels “as is”
Usage
1
fset_level(x)
Arguments
x
factor
Value
Return a factor with its level identical to the order of the data
See Also
base::factor
Examples
1
2
fset_level(factor(c("banana","coconut","apple")))
this will return a sorted level: apple, babana, coconut in the alphabetical order.
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
sets levels to the order in which they appear in the data, i.e. set the levels “as is”
Usage
1 | fset_level(x)
|
Arguments
x |
factor |
Value
Return a factor with its level identical to the order of the data
See Also
base::factor
Examples
1 2 | fset_level(factor(c("banana","coconut","apple")))
this will return a sorted level: apple, babana, coconut in the alphabetical order.
|
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