add_zero_state: Duplicate dataset with zero values for one variable
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add_zero_state R Documentation
Duplicate dataset with zero values for one variable
Description
This function duplicates a dataset, using a variable 'state' to
distinguish the two copies:
the original version has 'state=1', the copy has 'state=0'.
Usage
add_zero_state(df, value)
Arguments
df
the dataframe
value
the variable that will be reset as zero in the copy dataset.
Details
The copy also sets 'value = 0' throughout.
Useful in conjunction with 'transition_state()'.
Eg for a bar plot, state = 1, the actual values, where an animation ends.
state = 0, all plotted values set to 0, where an animation starts.
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Duplicate dataset with zero values for one variable
Description
This function duplicates a dataset, using a variable 'state' to distinguish the two copies: the original version has 'state=1', the copy has 'state=0'.
Usage
add_zero_state(df, value)
Arguments
df |
the dataframe |
value |
the variable that will be reset as zero in the copy dataset. |
Details
The copy also sets 'value = 0' throughout. Useful in conjunction with 'transition_state()'. Eg for a bar plot, state = 1, the actual values, where an animation ends. state = 0, all plotted values set to 0, where an animation starts.
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