Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/prep_numeric_caps.R
prep_numeric_caps
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data |
vector or dataframe - data to cap. For dataframe columns are encoded. All columns must be numeric |
cap_below |
numeric or named list of numerics. Is the lower value at which to cap If a named list is given the names must be the same as the dataframe colnames |
cap_above |
numeric or named list of numerics. Is the upper value at which to cap If a named list is given the names must be the same as the dataframe colnames |
unknown_below |
numeric or named list of numerics. Is the lower value at which to treat all below as unknown If a named list is given the names must be the same as the dataframe colnames |
unknown_above |
numeric or named list of numerics. Is the upper value at which to treat all above as unknown If a named list is given the names must be the same as the dataframe colnames |
output the same shape as data with capping performed
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data_in_df <- data.frame(
first=seq(0,10,1),
second=seq(0,100,10),
third=seq(0,10,1)
)
cap_below <- list(first=3, second = 30, third=NULL)
cap_above <- list(first=7, second = 70, third=NULL)
unknown_below <- list(first=1, second = 10, third=NULL)
unknown_above <- list(first=9, second = 90, third=NULL)
prep_numeric_caps(data=data_in_df, cap_below=cap_below, cap_above=cap_above, unknown_below=unknown_below, unknown_above=unknown_above)
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