apply_mask: Apply a feature mask
In anthonyshook/nhldata: Pulls NHL Data from the NHL API and
Description
Internal function. Applies a 'mask' to a table to ensure it has
the appropriate column values, in an effort to avoid explosions.
How this works is that it rbinds the mask and the dat, with fill = TRUE,
then removes the masked row, leaving only the original data, plus whatever columns were missing
but expected, behind and with NA
Usage
1
apply_mask(mask_names, dat)
Arguments
mask_names
A Vector of mask names to apply
dat
The data set to apply them to.
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Description
Internal function. Applies a 'mask' to a table to ensure it has the appropriate column values, in an effort to avoid explosions. How this works is that it rbinds the mask and the dat, with fill = TRUE, then removes the masked row, leaving only the original data, plus whatever columns were missing but expected, behind and with NA
Usage
1 | apply_mask(mask_names, dat)
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Arguments
mask_names |
A Vector of mask names to apply |
dat |
The data set to apply them to. |
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