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A much faster replacement for dplyr::count.
fcount(x, ..., w = NULL, name = "N", add = FALSE,
sort = FALSE, decreasing = FALSE)fcountv(x, cols = NULL, w = NULL, name = "N", add = FALSE,
sort = FALSE, ...)
If x is a list, an object of the same type as x with a column (name) added at the end giving the count. Otherwise, if x is atomic, a data frame returned from qDF(x) with the count column added. By default (add = FALSE) only the unique rows of x of the columns used for counting are returned.
a data frame or list-like object, including 'grouped_df' or 'indexed_frame'. Atomic vectors or matrices can also be passed, but will be sent through qDF.
for fcount: names or sequences of columns to count cases by - passed to fselect. For fcountv: further arguments passed to GRP (such as decreasing, na.last, method, effect etc.). Leaving this empty will count on all columns.
select columns to count cases by, using column names, indices, a logical vector or a selector function (e.g. is_categorical).
a numeric vector of weights, may contain missing values. In fcount this can also be the (unquoted) name of a column in the data frame. fcountv also supports a single character name. Note that the corresponding argument in dplyr::count is called wt, but collapse has a global default for weights arguments to be called w.
character. The name of the column containing the count or sum of weights. dplyr::count it is called "n", but "N" is more consistent with the rest of collapse and data.table.
TRUE adds the count column to x. Alternatively add = "group_vars" (or add = "gv" for parsimony) can be used to retain only the variables selected for counting in x and the count.
arguments passed to GRP affecting the order of rows in the output (if add = FALSE), and the algorithm used for counting. In general, sort = FALSE is faster unless data is already sorted by the columns used for counting.
GRPN, fnobs, fndistinct, Fast Grouping and Ordering, Collapse Overview
fcount(mtcars, cyl, vs, am)
fcountv(mtcars, cols = .c(cyl, vs, am))
fcount(mtcars, cyl, vs, am, sort = TRUE)
fcount(mtcars, cyl, vs, am, add = TRUE)
fcount(mtcars, cyl, vs, am, add = "group_vars")
## With grouped data
mtcars |> fgroup_by(cyl, vs, am) |> fcount()
mtcars |> fgroup_by(cyl, vs, am) |> fcount(add = TRUE)
mtcars |> fgroup_by(cyl, vs, am) |> fcount(add = "group_vars")
## With indexed data: by default counting on the first index variable
wlddev |> findex_by(country, year) |> fcount()
wlddev |> findex_by(country, year) |> fcount(add = TRUE)
# Use fcountv to pass additional arguments to GRP.pdata.frame,
# here using the effect argument to choose a different index variable
wlddev |> findex_by(country, year) |> fcountv(effect = "year")
wlddev |> findex_by(country, year) |> fcountv(add = "group_vars", effect = "year")
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