n_offs | R Documentation |
note don't try this with 0 - won't return infinite possible scorelines If you pick crazy numbers for the number of times e.g. 34223, you'll get an error message this function is meant for small numbers of occurrences
n_offs(df = NULL, N = NULL, Tier = NULL)
df |
The results dataframe |
N |
The Number of instances |
Tier |
Tier |
a dataframe with summary of results.
n_offs(england, 1) #return results that have occurred only once across all four tiers n_offs(england, 2) #return results that have occurred only twice across all four tiers n_offs(england, 3) #return results that have occurred 3 times across all four tiers n_offs(england, 1, 1) #return which results have occurred only once in the top tier n_offs(england, 1, 4) #return which results have occurred only once in the 4th tier n_offs(england, 2, 2) #return which results have occurred twice in the 2nd tier n_offs(england, 5, 3) #return which results have occurred five times in the 3rd tier
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