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Michael Harris 1/12/24 Michael Harris 1/12/24

The “which.min” Function in R

Identifies the index of the first minimum value in a numeric vector.

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The “which.max” Function in R

Identifies the index of the first maximum value in a numeric vector.

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The “all” Function in R

Checks if all elements of a logical vector are TRUE.

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The “any” Function in R

Checks if at least one element of a logical vector is TRUE.

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Michael Harris 1/10/24 Michael Harris 1/10/24

The “is.finite” Function in R

Checks if values are finite (i.e., not infinite or NaN).

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The “is.infinite” Function in R

Checks if values are infinite.

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The “is.nan” Function in R

Checks if values are NaN (Not a Number).

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Michael Harris 1/9/24 Michael Harris 1/9/24

The “is.null” Function in R

Checks if an object is NULL.

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The “is.na” function in R

Checks if values are missing (NA).

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The “as.POSIXct” Function in R

Converts a date-time object to a POSIXct object, representing a date-time as the number of seconds since the specified origin.

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The “as.Date” Function in R

Converts a character or numeric object to a Date object.

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The “as.character” Function in R

Converts an object to character type.

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The “as.numeric” Function in R

Converts an object to a numeric type.

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The “as.factor” Function in R

Converts a vector to a factor.

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The “as.data.frame” Function in R

Converts an object to a data frame.

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The “as.matrix” Function in R

Converts an object to a matrix.

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The “as.vector” Function in R

Converts an object to a vector.

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The “unsplit” Function in R

Reverses the effect of split by combining the elements of a list into a vector, matrix, or data frame.

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Michael Harris 1/6/24 Michael Harris 1/6/24

The “split” Function in R

Splits a vector, data frame, or list into groups based on a factor or list of factors.

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Michael Harris 1/5/24 Michael Harris 1/5/24

The “replicate” Function in R

Replicates the evaluation of an expression a specified number of times.

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