validcols: Return Valid variable names
In anandjage/nacleanr: Easy to use functions that aide in data cleansing
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/variable_operations.R
Description
Return Valid variable names
Usage
1
Arguments
data
name of dataset
threshold
threshold percentage of NAs or missing values
Value
names of variables that fall within user defined criteria for missing value
Examples
1
2
3
csv = system.file("extdata", 'nadata.csv', package = "nacleanR")
data <- read_data(csv)
validcols(data,50)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/variable_operations.R
Description
Return Valid variable names
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
name of dataset |
threshold |
threshold percentage of NAs or missing values |
Value
names of variables that fall within user defined criteria for missing value
Examples
1 2 3 | csv = system.file("extdata", 'nadata.csv', package = "nacleanR")
data <- read_data(csv)
validcols(data,50)
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