Step 3)Replace the NA Values The verb mutate from the dplyr library is useful in creating a new variable. We don’t necessarily want to change the original column so we can create a new variable without the NA. mutate is easy to use, we just choose a variable name and define how to ...
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not only the numeric in the above example. It seems the prior method is not convenient as we must select the numeric or character columns first and then replace NA with any appropriate value. Through searching on Google, I suppose the more simple way is to usedplyr::mutate_if(...
I have already created many articles on replacing column values in R and in this article, I will cover how to replace a column value with another column in an R data frame. Let’s create an R data frame. If you have NA and want to replace it with 0 usereplace NA with 0 in R da...
library(dplyr) df %>% mutate(Col3 = ifelse(Col2 == 'b',NA_character_,Col3)) (Original, but less efficient case_when solution) df %>% mutate(Col3 = case_when(Col2 == 'b' ~ NA_character_, TRUE ~ Col3)) This gives us: Col1 Col2 Col3 1 1 a 11% 2 2 a 12% 3...
不记得是在哪里看到说replace into的工作流程是根据主键或者唯一索引来判断记录是否存在,不存在就插入,存在...
replace_all是矢量化的。当你在case_when中重复应用str_replace_all时，它总是会替换整个列。
# last observation moved forward # replaces all NA values with last non-NA values na.lomf <- function(x) { na.lomf.0 <- function(x) { non.na.idx <- which(!is.na(x)) if (is.na(x[1L])) { non.na.idx <- c(1L, non.na.idx) } rep.int(x[non.na.idx], diff(c(non....