pasted_table_to_df: Transform a table from String to Data Frame.
In jagonzalb/SNSequate: Standard and Nonstandard Statistical Models and Methods for Test Equating
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The usual way to compare results is using tables from books. This method
accept as input a pasted String, usually copied from a LaTeX table, and
create a Data Frame. Assumes the input is separated evenly by a character,
default is an empty space.
Usage
1
pasted_table_to_df(string, n_cols, sep = " ", header = TRUE)
Arguments
string
Input string
n_cols
Number of columns in the table
sep
Separator character
header
Have a header?
Value
data.frame
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The usual way to compare results is using tables from books. This method accept as input a pasted String, usually copied from a LaTeX table, and create a Data Frame. Assumes the input is separated evenly by a character, default is an empty space.
Usage
1 | pasted_table_to_df(string, n_cols, sep = " ", header = TRUE)
|
Arguments
string |
Input string |
n_cols |
Number of columns in the table |
sep |
Separator character |
header |
Have a header? |
Value
data.frame
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