domain: Domain and codomain of a mapping.
In benjaminrich/mappings: Functions for Transforming Categorical Variables
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Domain and codomain of a mapping.
Description
Domain and codomain of a mapping.
Usage
domain(x)
codomain(x)
Arguments
x
A mapping.
Value
x A vector of the same type as we supplied when the
mapping was created.
Note
These aren't the true domain and codomain in the mathematical sense; both
can contain duplicates.
Examples
sex.mapping <- mapping(c("Female", "F", "Male", "M"), c(0, 0, 1, 1))
domain(sex.mapping)
codomain(sex.mapping)
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Domain and codomain of a mapping.
Description
Domain and codomain of a mapping.
Usage
domain(x)
codomain(x)
Arguments
x |
A |
Value
x A vector of the same type as we supplied when the
mapping was created.
Note
These aren't the true domain and codomain in the mathematical sense; both can contain duplicates.
Examples
sex.mapping <- mapping(c("Female", "F", "Male", "M"), c(0, 0, 1, 1))
domain(sex.mapping)
codomain(sex.mapping)
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