count_not_NAs: Calculate the number of non-NA elements in an object
In mjdufort/miscHelpers: Miscellaneous helper functions
View source: R/count_not_NAs.R
count_not_NAs R Documentation
Calculate the number of non-NA elements in an object
Description
Calculate the number of non-NA elements in an object. Can be useful for determining the sparseness of matrices and data frames, or their component rows or columns.
Usage
count_not_NAs(x)
Arguments
x
object to be tested for non-NA values. Can be a data.frame, matrix, vector, list. For lists, it looks at the list elements themselves, not within those elements. For other object types, results may not be as expected.
Value
integer, the number of non-NA values in x
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View source: R/count_not_NAs.R
| count_not_NAs | R Documentation |
Calculate the number of non-NA elements in an object
Description
Calculate the number of non-NA elements in an object. Can be useful for determining the sparseness of matrices and data frames, or their component rows or columns.
Usage
count_not_NAs(x)
Arguments
x |
object to be tested for non-NA values. Can be a data.frame, matrix, vector, list. For lists, it looks at the list elements themselves, not within those elements. For other object types, results may not be as expected. |
Value
integer, the number of non-NA values in x
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