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the opposite of combine, typically used after it. Note that the $fac
slot may be wrong since
combine...well combines... this $fac
. See examples.
dissolve(x, retain)
a Coe object
the partition id to retain. Or their name if the partitions are named (see x$method) eg after a chop
Other handling functions: arrange
,
at_least
, chop
,
combine
, fac_dispatcher
,
filter
, mutate
,
rescale
, rm_harm
,
rm_uncomplete
, rw_fac
,
sample_frac
, sample_n
,
select
, slice
# NOT RUN {
data(bot)
w <- filter(bot, type=="whisky")
b <- filter(bot, type=="beer")
wf <- efourier(w, 10)
bf <- efourier(b, 10)
wbf <- combine(wf, bf)
dissolve(wbf, 1)
dissolve(wbf, 2)
# or using chop (yet combine here makes no sense)
bw <- bot %>% chop(~type) %>% lapply(efourier, 10) %>% combine
bw %>% dissolve(1)
bw %>% dissolve(2)
# }
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