bin_vector: Snap continuous values to a grid
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bin_vector R Documentation
Snap continuous values to a grid
Description
This function bins a continuously valued vector
based on user-defined bins.
It is useful for binning continuously valued genotypes.
Each value in the matrix gets shifted to the nearest
provided in the argument bins.
Usage
bin_vector(vectorX, bins = seq(0, 1, 0.5))
Arguments
vectorX
A vector of numeric values to bin
bins
A vector of values to snap the values in vectorX to.
Value
A vector the same length as vectorX in which
each value in vectorX has been sent to the nearest value
in bins. For example, if bins is c(0, 0.5, 1), and vectorX
contains a 0.49. That 0.49 value will be sent to 0.5.
The returned vector contains only the values specified in bins.
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Snap continuous values to a grid
Description
This function bins a continuously valued vector based on user-defined bins. It is useful for binning continuously valued genotypes. Each value in the matrix gets shifted to the nearest provided in the argument bins.
Usage
bin_vector(vectorX, bins = seq(0, 1, 0.5))
Arguments
vectorX |
A vector of numeric values to bin |
bins |
A vector of values to snap the values in vectorX to. |
Value
A vector the same length as vectorX in which each value in vectorX has been sent to the nearest value in bins. For example, if bins is c(0, 0.5, 1), and vectorX contains a 0.49. That 0.49 value will be sent to 0.5. The returned vector contains only the values specified in bins.
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