fct_nanify: NAnify factor level
In scholaempirica/reschola: The Schola Empirica Package
fct_nanify R Documentation
NAnify factor level
Description
The inverse of fct_explicit_na(). Turns the level into proper NA.
Retains the level.
Usage
fct_nanify(f, level, negate = FALSE, ignore_case = TRUE)
Arguments
f
factor to work on
level
character, regular expression matching the desired level
negate
logical, whether to return non-matching elements. Defaults to
FALSE.
ignore_case
logical, ignore case when matching? Defaults to TRUE.
Value
factor with NA-substituted level.
Examples
f <- factor(c("a", "b", "c", "nanify"))
fct_nanify(f, "nanify")
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NAnify factor level
Description
The inverse of fct_explicit_na(). Turns the level into proper NA.
Retains the level.
Usage
fct_nanify(f, level, negate = FALSE, ignore_case = TRUE)
Arguments
f |
factor to work on |
level |
character, regular expression matching the desired level |
negate |
logical, whether to return non-matching elements. Defaults to
|
ignore_case |
logical, ignore case when matching? Defaults to |
Value
factor with NA-substituted level.
Examples
f <- factor(c("a", "b", "c", "nanify"))
fct_nanify(f, "nanify")
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