Example 1: Basic Application of which FunctionExample 1 illustrates how to use the which() function in the R programming language. First, we have to create some example data:x <- c(1, 5, 4, 8, 4) # Create example vector x # Print example vector # 1 5 4 8 4...
The last day of the month in cell C5 is returned. Example 2 – Finding the First and Last Days of the Current Month Let’s use the EOMONTH function to find the first and last days of the current month. Steps: In cell C4, enter the TODAY function to return today’s date: =TODAY...
How to use the image function in R, When displaying spatial data (pictures), the image function can be used to generate a grid of coloured rectangles based on the values of the z matrix. The grid on which the values of z are measured can be specified using the variables x and y. ...
Thepredict()function in R is used to predict the values based on the input data. All the modeling aspects in the R program will make use of thepredict()function in their own way, but note that the functionality of the predict(object An example of the predict() function We will need da...
In R programming, thediff()computes the difference between consecutive elements of the vector, which is passed to the function. The final result is also a vector. For example: x<-c(5,3,4,3,8,9,4,8,1)diff(x)[1]-21-151-54-7 ...
The case_when function is part of thedplyrlibrary in R. Having said that, you’ll need to importdplyrexplicitly or import thetidyversepackage (which includesdplyr). You can do that by running the following: library(dplyr) Or alternatively, you can import the Tidyverse like this: ...
TL;DR: Use theVectorize()function! If you’re reading this, you’ve either encountered this problem before, or you just got to this article out of curiousity (in which case you probably don’t know what problem I’m talking about). ...
Huawei switch registers commands to different command views based on the functions of the commands so that users can easily use them. To configure a function, enter the corresponding command view and then run corresponding commands. The device provides various command views. For the methods of ...
The assign function has two required arguments, two are optional arguments you are likely to use, and two arguments that exist to maintain compatibility. The two required arguments are the variable and the value being assigned to it. The two optional arguments are the “pos” which indicates th...
3. Lookup_array in ascending order This example shows what happens and what is required if you use 1 as the [match_type] argument. Cell range C19:C21 har numbers sorted in an ascending order, which is required to get reliable results. In this setup, the MATCH function finds the largest...