extract_unique: Functions to be used in conjunction with 'dcc' family
In gibonet/distrr: Estimate and Manage Empirical Distributions
extract_unique R Documentation
Functions to be used in conjunction with 'dcc' family
Description
Functions to be used in conjunction with 'dcc' family
Usage
extract_unique(df)
extract_unique2(df)
extract_unique3(df)
extract_unique4(df)
extract_unique5(df)
Arguments
df
a data frame
Value
a list whose elements are character vectors of the
unique values of each column
Examples
data("invented_wages")
tmp <- extract_unique(df = invented_wages[, c("gender", "sector")])
tmp
str(tmp)
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Functions to be used in conjunction with 'dcc' family
Description
Functions to be used in conjunction with 'dcc' family
Usage
extract_unique(df)
extract_unique2(df)
extract_unique3(df)
extract_unique4(df)
extract_unique5(df)
Arguments
df |
a data frame |
Value
a list whose elements are character vectors of the unique values of each column
Examples
data("invented_wages")
tmp <- extract_unique(df = invented_wages[, c("gender", "sector")])
tmp
str(tmp)
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