strict_apply: Strict version of 'apply()'
In hadley/strict: Make R Just a Little Stricter
Description
It is a bad idea to use ‘apply()' with data frames because it coerces it’s
input to a matrix. This generally leads to poor performance, and will give
unexpected results if your data frame gains non-numeric columns in the future
Usage
1
strict_apply(X, MARGIN, FUN, ...)
Arguments
X, MARGIN, FUN, ...
Passed on to [apply()]
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Description
It is a bad idea to use ‘apply()' with data frames because it coerces it’s input to a matrix. This generally leads to poor performance, and will give unexpected results if your data frame gains non-numeric columns in the future
Usage
1 | strict_apply(X, MARGIN, FUN, ...)
|
Arguments
X, MARGIN, FUN, ... |
Passed on to [apply()] |
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