is.equal {cooltools} | R Documentation |
Numerical equality check
Description
Checks if two or more numerical values are identical within a relative numerical tolerance
Usage
is.equal(x, ..., stoptext = NULL, eps = sqrt(.Machine$double.eps))
Arguments
x |
vector or array of values to compare |
... |
optional additional values to compare |
stoptext |
optional character string; if given, the routine stops if the values are not all equal and adds the character string to the error message |
eps |
relative numerical tolerance |
Value
Returns a logical value. TRUE means that all values of x
are equal within the specified relative tolerance; also returns TRUE if all values are Inf or NA or NaN.
Author(s)
Danail Obreschkow
Examples
# almost identical values
x = c(acos(1/sqrt(2)),pi/4)
print(x)
print(x[1]==x[2])
print(is.equal(x))
# various other examples
print(is.equal(1,2,3))
print(is.equal(1,NA,3))
print(is.equal(Inf,NA))
print(is.equal(NaN,NA))
print(is.equal(NaN,Inf))
print(is.equal(Inf,Inf,Inf))
print(is.equal(NA,NA))
print(is.equal(NaN,NaN))
print(is.equal(1.4,1.4))
print(is.equal(1.4,1.400000001))
print(is.equal(1.4,1.400000001,1.41))
print(is.equal(0,0,0,0))
[Package cooltools version 2.4 Index]