any_sparse_in_v: A internal function to check whether a vector v contains any...

In jameswgriffith/jamie: Functions written and used by Jamie Griffith

Description

This function checks the vector v for any sparse responses. It will return TRUE or FALSE. If v contains only NA, then NA will be returned by the function.

Usage

any_sparse_in_v(v, min_f = 5)

Arguments

v	A vector of questionnaire response data.
min_f	The minimum frequency desired for response category data. Any response categories that have a frequency count less than min_f will be considered by sparse (i.e., have potentially too little data).

Value

TRUE or FALSE depending on whether sparse responses are present.

Note

This is intended as an internal function to the collapse() function. Use with care for other purposes.

See Also

collapse()

Examples

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sparse_vector <- c(1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5)
any_sparse_in_v(sparse_vector)


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