given a data frame with two ways to group rows, summarize and give examples of situations where the mapping is not 1-1
summarize_map(data, x_cols, y_cols, n_examples = 4, verbose = FALSE)
| x_cols | tidyselect specification of a set of columns defining objects |
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| y_cols | tidyselect specification of a set of columns defining objects data <- data.frame( x=c(1,2,NA,3,4,5,6,6,6,7,7), y=c("a",NA,"c","d","d","d","e","f","g","h","h")) data x_cols = x), y_cols = y)) X<-[x]: |X|: 7 # number of groups |is.na.X|: 1 # number of groups with NA in atleaset 1 col range(|x|:X): 1, 3 # size range of groups Y<-[y]: |Y|: 7 |is.na.Y|: 1 range(|y|:Y): 1, 3 [X U Y]: # grouping by the union of xcols and ycols |X U Y|: 8 |is.na.XUY|: 2 range(|z|:X U Y): 1, 2 [X @ Y]: |X ~ Y|: 5 |X:X < Y|, |Y:Y < X|: 1, 1 |X:X > Y|, |Y:Y < X|: 3, 3 $is.na.X x y 1 NA c $is.na.Y x y 1 2 <NA> $dup.XUY x y 1 7 h 2 7 h $dup.X x y 1 6 e 2 6 f 3 6 g $dup.Y y x 1 d 3 2 d 4 3 d 5 |