test_that("normalise() works ", {
expect_equal(
range(normalise(1:100)),
range(0, 1)
)
expect_equal(
range(normalise(10:100, 0, 100)),
range(.1, 1)
)
expect_equal(
range(normalise(c(1:100, NA)), na.rm = TRUE),
range(0, 1)
)
})
test_that("scale_min_max works ", {
expect_equal(
range(scale_minmax(1:100, out_min = -123, out_max = 8889)),
range(-123, 8889)
)
expect_equal(
range(scale_minmax(c(1:100, NA), out_min = -123, out_max = 8889), na.rm = TRUE),
range(-123, 8889)
)
expect_equal(
range(scale_minmax(4:10, in_min = 0, in_max = 10, out_min = 0, out_max = 100)),
range(40, 100)
)
})
test_that("log10() works ", {
expect_equal(
log(0:10, base = 10),
log10(0:10)
)
expect_warning(
log10(-5)
)
expect_error(
log10(NULL)
)
expect_error(
log10("hello")
)
})
test_that("as_numeric2 works ", {
expect_equal(
as_numeric2(factor(1:4 *100)),
1:4 * 100
)
#warning when trying to convert things that can't be coerced
expect_warning(
as_numeric2(factor(LETTERS)),
)
expect_equal(
as_numeric2(c("100", "200", "300", "400")),
1:4 * 100
)
# wont work for logical values stored as a factor
# this is consistent with trying to convert to double from
# a character vector of "TRUE", "FALSE"
expect_warning(
as_numeric2(factor(c(TRUE, FALSE)))
)
})
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