as.mutex: Conert mutually exclusive columns to a factor
In decisionpatterns/coercion: Utilities for Coercing (and Parsing) Values Between Types, Modes and Classes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Examples
Description
Conert mutually exclusive columns to a factor
Usage
1
Arguments
data
data to convert
names
names of columns in data to treat as mutually exclusive
ordered
logical; whether the factor should be ordered
Value
factor
Note
This performs the opposite function of the dummies package.
Ensure the variables are integer or logical or can be coerced to on
Belong in dummies package
Examples
1
2
# as.mutex( ci2, c('saltsnackyuk', 'saltsnackok', 'saltsnackyum' ), ordered=TRUE )
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Examples
Description
Conert mutually exclusive columns to a factor
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
data to convert |
names |
names of columns in |
ordered |
logical; whether the factor should be ordered |
Value
factor
Note
This performs the opposite function of the dummies package.
Ensure the variables are integer or logical or can be coerced to on
Belong in dummies package
Examples
1 2 | # as.mutex( ci2, c('saltsnackyuk', 'saltsnackok', 'saltsnackyum' ), ordered=TRUE )
|
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