fct_remove: Remove levels from a factor
In jrnold/rubbish: Miscellaneous functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
Remove levels from a factor, meaning that observations with those levels
are set to 'NA'.
Usage
1
fct_remove(f, lvls)
Arguments
f
A factor
lvls
Character vector of levels to remove
Value
A factor
See Also
fct_recode which can
remove factor levels and fct_explicit_na which
is the inverse, converting 'NA' to a factor level.
Examples
1
2
3
f <- factor(c("Low", "Medium", "High",
"Refused to respond", "No response", "Not asked"))
fct_remove(f, c("Refused to respond", "No response", "Not asked"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Remove levels from a factor, meaning that observations with those levels are set to 'NA'.
Usage
1 | fct_remove(f, lvls)
|
Arguments
f |
A factor |
lvls |
Character vector of levels to remove |
Value
A factor
See Also
fct_recode which can
remove factor levels and fct_explicit_na which
is the inverse, converting 'NA' to a factor level.
Examples
1 2 3 | f <- factor(c("Low", "Medium", "High",
"Refused to respond", "No response", "Not asked"))
fct_remove(f, c("Refused to respond", "No response", "Not asked"))
|
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