widely: Adverb for functions that operate on matrices in "wide"...

In dgrtwo/widyr: Widen, Process, then Re-Tidy Data

Adverb for functions that operate on matrices in "wide" format

Description

Modify a function in order to pre-cast the input into a wide matrix format, perform the function, and then re-tidy (e.g. melt) the output into a tidy table.

Usage

widely(.f, sort = FALSE, sparse = FALSE, maximum_size = 1e+07)

widely_(.f, sort = FALSE, sparse = FALSE, maximum_size = 1e+07)

Arguments

.f	Function being wrapped
sort	Whether to sort in descending order of value
sparse	Whether to cast to a sparse matrix
maximum_size	To prevent crashing, a maximum size of a non-sparse matrix to be created. Set to NULL to allow any size matrix.

Value

Returns a function that takes at least four arguments:

tbl	A table
row	Name of column to use as rows in wide matrix
column	Name of column to use as columns in wide matrix
value	Name of column to use as values in wide matrix
...	Arguments passed on to inner function

widely creates a function that takes those columns as bare names, widely_ a function that takes them as strings.

Examples

library(dplyr)
library(gapminder)

gapminder

gapminder %>%
  widely(dist)(country, year, lifeExp)

# can perform within groups
closest_continent <- gapminder %>%
  group_by(continent) %>%
  widely(dist)(country, year, lifeExp)
closest_continent

# for example, find the closest pair in each
closest_continent %>%
  top_n(1, -value)

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