countlevels: Find out if your columns should be factors or not
In samhinshaw/guelph: A factor management package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Take a data.frame and check each column. All columns that are factors
will return the column name, and whether they should be considered a
factor. A factor should not be considered a factor when each
level is unique.
Usage
1
countlevels(d)
Arguments
d
A data.frame
Value
data.frame
Examples
1
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Take a data.frame and check each column. All columns that are factors will return the column name, and whether they should be considered a factor. A factor should not be considered a factor when each level is unique.
Usage
1 | countlevels(d)
|
Arguments
d |
A data.frame |
Value
data.frame
Examples
1 |
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