numbers0: How Many Speices are in a Dataset numeric identifier
In emilyhmarkowitz/FishEconProdOutput: Price Method Fisheries Economics Total Factor Productivity Outputs
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View source: R/FishEconProdOutput.R
Description
This funciton standardizes the length of the category or species numbers e.g.,(numbers of 33, 440, and 1 are converted to 033, 440, and 001)
Usage
1
numbers0(x)
Arguments
x
x is a string of all the numbers you are interested in 'standardizing'.
Examples
1
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/FishEconProdOutput.R
Description
This funciton standardizes the length of the category or species numbers e.g.,(numbers of 33, 440, and 1 are converted to 033, 440, and 001)
Usage
1 | numbers0(x)
|
Arguments
x |
x is a string of all the numbers you are interested in 'standardizing'. |
Examples
1 |
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