find_infty_step_map: find the final retired id and active id after infinity step
In mucun1988/cm: Basic Tools in R
Description
find the final retired id and active id after infinity step
Usage
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find_infty_step_map(map_one_step)
Examples
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one_step_map <- data.table(retired_id = c('A','B','C', 'E'), active_id = c('B','C','D','F'))
map_infty_step <- find_infty_step_map(one_step_map)
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Description
find the final retired id and active id after infinity step
Usage
1 | find_infty_step_map(map_one_step)
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Examples
1 2 | one_step_map <- data.table(retired_id = c('A','B','C', 'E'), active_id = c('B','C','D','F'))
map_infty_step <- find_infty_step_map(one_step_map)
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