Num: Numeric Vectors
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Num R Documentation
Numeric Vectors
Description
Creates objects of type "hd_Num". hd_Num objects contain a "stats" attribute, with the following information: unique values (n_unique), NA values (n_na), percentage weight of NA values (pct_na), lowest value (min) and highest value (max).
Usage
Num(x = double())
Arguments
x
object to be created as Num type
Examples
x <- c(1, 54, 678, NA, NA)
num <- Num(x)
num
class(num)
attr(num, "stats")
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Numeric Vectors
Description
Creates objects of type "hd_Num". hd_Num objects contain a "stats" attribute, with the following information: unique values (n_unique), NA values (n_na), percentage weight of NA values (pct_na), lowest value (min) and highest value (max).
Usage
Num(x = double())
Arguments
x |
object to be created as Num type |
Examples
x <- c(1, 54, 678, NA, NA)
num <- Num(x)
num
class(num)
attr(num, "stats")
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