trim: Truncates small numbers to 0.
In dcgerard/succotashr: Surrogate and Confounder Correction Occuring Together with Adaptive Shrinkage

Given an array, matrix, or vector, trim will truncate all elements smaller than epsilon (in absolute value) to zero.

1	trim(x, epsilon = 10^-6)

`x`	An array, a matrix, or a vector.
`epsilon`	A numeric.

All elements in X that are smaller than epsilon (in absolute value) will be set to zero then returned.

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X <- c(0, 1, 10^-7, -1, -10^-7)
X
trim(X)

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