fct_derive: Derive factor levels from another factor with unique...
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fct_derive R Documentation
Derive factor levels from another factor with unique pair-wise matches
Description
Derive factor levels from another factor with unique pair-wise matches
Usage
fct_derive(new, old)
Arguments
new
A vector
old
A factor
Value
A factor
Examples
old <- factor(LETTERS[1:5], LETTERS[c(3, 2, 1, 5, 4)])
old
new <- letters[1:5]
new
factor(new)
fct_derive(new, old)
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View source: R/data-wrangling-factors.R
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Derive factor levels from another factor with unique pair-wise matches
Description
Derive factor levels from another factor with unique pair-wise matches
Usage
fct_derive(new, old)
Arguments
new |
A vector |
old |
A factor |
Value
A factor
Examples
old <- factor(LETTERS[1:5], LETTERS[c(3, 2, 1, 5, 4)])
old
new <- letters[1:5]
new
factor(new)
fct_derive(new, old)
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