unwhich: #' Test if x not in y #' #' @description This is the opposite...
In jylhaisi/post-processing-mos-point-utils: Useful functions for MOS point forecasts
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Value
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Description
Which (in base) converts true/false values to integers, unwhich does the opposite (n corresponds to vector length where true values are assigned to)
Usage
1
unwhich(x,n)
Arguments
x
Integers that indicate TRUE values
n
Boolean list length
Details
The function first creates n-length list of FALSE values. After this, indices x are replaced with TRUE values.
Value
Boolean list with length n
See Also
http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Subsetting.html
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Description
Which (in base) converts true/false values to integers, unwhich does the opposite (n corresponds to vector length where true values are assigned to)
Usage
1 | unwhich(x,n)
|
Arguments
x |
Integers that indicate TRUE values |
n |
Boolean list length |
Details
The function first creates n-length list of FALSE values. After this, indices x are replaced with TRUE values.
Value
Boolean list with length n
See Also
http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Subsetting.html
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