Operators acting on TidySet to extract or replace parts. They are designed to resemble the basic operators.
Usage
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x$name
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x$name <- value
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x[i, j, k, ..., drop = TRUE]
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x[i, j, k, ...] <- value
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x[[i, j, ..., exact = TRUE]]
# S4 method for class 'TidySet'
x[[i]] <- valueArguments
- x
A TidySet object.
- name
The data about the TidySet object to extract.
- value
The value to overwrite
- i
Which rows do you want to keep? By default all.
- j
Which slot do you want to extract? One of "sets", "elements" or "relations".
- k
Which columns do you want to extract. By default all.
- ...
Other arguments currently ignored.
- drop
Remove remaining elements, sets and relations? Passed to all arguments of
droplevels().- exact
A logical value. FALSE if fuzzy matching is wanted. Add values to the TidySet. Allows to control to which slot is it added.
Value
Always returns a valid TidySet.
Examples
TS <- tidySet(list(A = letters[1:5], B = letters[6]))
TS[, "sets", "origin"] <- sample(c("random", "non-random"), 2, replace = TRUE)
TS[, "sets", "type"] <- c("Fantastic", "Wonderful")
# This produces a warning
# TS$description <- c("What", "can", "I", "say", "now", "?")
# Better to be explicit:
TS[, "relations", "description"] <- c("What", "can", "I", "say", "now", "?")
relations(TS)
#> elements sets fuzzy description
#> 1 a A 1 What
#> 2 b A 1 can
#> 3 c A 1 I
#> 4 d A 1 say
#> 5 e A 1 now
#> 6 f B 1 ?
TS[, "elements", "description"] <- rev(c("What", "can", "I", "say", "now", "?"))
elements(TS)
#> elements description
#> 1 a ?
#> 2 b now
#> 3 c say
#> 4 d I
#> 5 e can
#> 6 f What
# Which will be deleted?
# TS$description <- NULL
TS$type
#> [1] "Fantastic" "Wonderful"
TS$origin <- c("BCN", "BDN")
# Different subsets
TS[1, "elements"]
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN Fantastic ?
TS[1, "sets"]
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN Fantastic ?
#> 2 b A 1 can BCN Fantastic now
#> 3 c A 1 I BCN Fantastic say
#> 4 d A 1 say BCN Fantastic I
#> 5 e A 1 now BCN Fantastic can
# Always print
TS
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN Fantastic ?
#> 2 b A 1 can BCN Fantastic now
#> 3 c A 1 I BCN Fantastic say
#> 4 d A 1 say BCN Fantastic I
#> 5 e A 1 now BCN Fantastic can
#> 6 f B 1 ? BDN Wonderful What
TS[, "sets", c("type", "origin")] # Same
#> elements sets fuzzy description type origin description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What Fantastic BCN ?
#> 2 b A 1 can Fantastic BCN now
#> 3 c A 1 I Fantastic BCN say
#> 4 d A 1 say Fantastic BCN I
#> 5 e A 1 now Fantastic BCN can
#> 6 f B 1 ? Wonderful BDN What
TS[, "sets", "origin"] # Drop column type
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN ?
#> 2 b A 1 can BCN now
#> 3 c A 1 I BCN say
#> 4 d A 1 say BCN I
#> 5 e A 1 now BCN can
#> 6 f B 1 ? BDN What
is(TS[, "sets", "origin"])
#> [1] "TidySet"
TS[, "sets"]
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN Fantastic ?
#> 2 b A 1 can BCN Fantastic now
#> 3 c A 1 I BCN Fantastic say
#> 4 d A 1 say BCN Fantastic I
#> 5 e A 1 now BCN Fantastic can
#> 6 f B 1 ? BDN Wonderful What
TS[["A"]]
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 a A 1 What BCN Fantastic ?
#> 2 b A 1 can BCN Fantastic now
#> 3 c A 1 I BCN Fantastic say
#> 4 d A 1 say BCN Fantastic I
#> 5 e A 1 now BCN Fantastic can
TS[["B"]]
#> elements sets fuzzy description origin type description.elements
#> 1 f B 1 ? BDN Wonderful What
TS[["C"]] # Any other set is the empty set
#> [1] elements sets fuzzy
#> [4] description origin type
#> [7] description.elements
#> <0 rows> (or 0-length row.names)