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debkeepr (version 0.1.1)

mathematics: Math group with deb_lsd and deb_tetra vectors

Description

Math and Summary group of functions with deb_lsd and deb_tetra vectors. Implemented functions:

All other functions from the groups not currently implemented, including median(), quantile(), and summary().

Value

A deb_lsd or deb_tetra vector with normalized values.

Arguments

x

An vector of class deb_lsd or deb_tetra.

...

deb_lsd or deb_tetra vectors in sum() and arguments passed on to further methods in mean().

na.rm

Logical. Should missing values (including `NaN``) be removed?

digits

Integer. Indicating the number of decimal places (round()) or significant digits (signif()) to be used.

Details

sum() and cumsum() return a normalized deb_lsd or deb_tetra values.

Round family of functions only affect the denarius (d) unit of a deb_lsd value and the farthing (f) unit of deb_tetra value. All values are normalized.

If you need a wider implementation of Math and Summary group functions, use a deb_decimal vector. However, median(), quantile(), and summary() are also not currently implemented for deb_decimal vectors. To use these functions cast deb_lsd, deb_tetra, and deb_decimal vectors to numeric.

Examples

Run this code
x <- deb_lsd(l = c(5, 8, 12),
             s = c(16, 6, 13),
             d = c(6, 11, 0))
y <- deb_tetra(l = c(5, 8, 12),
               s = c(16, 6, 13),
               d = c(6, 11, 0),
               f = c(3, 2, 3))

# All values are normalized with sum and cumsum
sum(x)
sum(y)
cumsum(x)
cumsum(y)
mean(x)
mean(y)

# Round family on deb_lsd affects the denarius unit
x2 <- deb_lsd(5, 12, 5.8365)
y2 <- deb_tetra(5, 12, 8, 4.125)
round(x2)
round(y2)
round(x2, digits = 2)
signif(x2, digits = 2)
ceiling(x2)
ceiling(y2)
floor(x2)
floor(y2)
trunc(x2)
trunc(y2)

# The returned values are normalized whether
# they are positive or negative
x3 <- deb_lsd(9, 19, 11.825)
x4 <- deb_lsd(-9, -19, -11.825)
round(x3)
round(x3, digits = 1)

ceiling(x3)
floor(x4)

trunc(x3)
trunc(x4)

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