factor_asis: Sets levels to the order in which they appear in the data
In qiaoyuet/foofactors: Make Factors Less Annoying
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Sometimes we want to set levels of a factor to the order which they appear in the data,
this function is able to set levels without duplicates.
Usage
1
factor_asis(x)
Arguments
x
factor
Value
factor; return unique levels of input in the order which they appear
Examples
1
2
a <- factor(c("high","low","low","high","medium"))
factor_asis(a)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Sometimes we want to set levels of a factor to the order which they appear in the data, this function is able to set levels without duplicates.
Usage
1 | factor_asis(x)
|
Arguments
x |
factor |
Value
factor; return unique levels of input in the order which they appear
Examples
1 2 | a <- factor(c("high","low","low","high","medium"))
factor_asis(a)
|
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