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The “sub” Function in R

To replace the first occurrence of a pattern in a character vector with a specified replacement string.

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The “gsub” Function in R

To replace all occurrences of a pattern in a character vector with a specified replacement string.

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The “strsplit” Function in R

To split a character vector into substrings based on a specified delimiter.

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The “paste0” Function in R

To concatenate (paste) vectors without any separator.

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The “paste” Function in R

To concatenate (paste) vectors after converting them to character.

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The “t” Function in R

To transpose a matrix or a data frame.

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The “sign” Function in R

To extract the sign of numeric vectors or values.

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The “abs” Function in R

To compute the absolute values of numeric vectors or values.

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The “trunc” Function in R

To truncate numeric values towards zero, effectively removing the decimal part.

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The “ceiling” Function in R

To round numeric values up to the nearest integer.

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The “set.seed” Function in R

To set the seed for the random number generator, ensuring reproducibility of random processes.

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The “floor” Function in R

To round numeric values down to the nearest integer.

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The “round” Function in R

To round numeric values to the nearest integer or a specified number of decimal places.

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The “atan” Function in R

To compute the arctangent (inverse tangent) of a numeric vector, returning values in radians.

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The “acos” Function in R

To compute the arccosine (inverse cosine) of a numeric vector, returning values in radians.

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The “asin” Function in R

To compute the arcsine (inverse sine) of a numeric vector, returning values in radians.

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The “setdiff” Function in R

To find the set difference of two sets (vectors).

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The “tan” Function in R

To compute the tangent of a numeric vector, interpreting the input as angles in radians.

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The “cos” Function in R

To compute the cosine of a numeric vector, interpreting the input as angles in radians.

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Michael Harris 1/17/24 Michael Harris 1/17/24

The “sin” Function in R

To compute the sine of a numeric vector, interpreting the input as angles in radians.

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