Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/convertToLevels.R
convertToLevels takes as input a column (dfCol), the allowed number of levels (numLevels) for the column, and the number of class divisions (numBreaks) and casts the numeric entries of the column to factor classes. If the column dfCol is already of class factor then the column is returned as it is (see example 2 below).
1 | convertToLevels(dfCol, numLevels, numBreaks)
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dfCol |
a column of a data.frame object whose entries have to be cast into factor classes. Note that this is not a character string but the column itself (refer to examples). |
numLevels |
an integer indicating the allowed number of different numeric values. |
numBreaks |
an integer indicating the number of class divisions (or exact boundaries) that should be taken. |
convertToLevels returns an object of class factor which contains the newly created levels (factor classes) from the entries in the column dfCol.
1 2 | convertToLevels(iris[,"Sepal.Length"],4,5)
convertToLevels(iris[,"Species"],3,5)
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