simulate_process {edibble} | R Documentation |
Simulation process
Description
This function to create and store functions to simulate the records.
Usage
simulate_process(.data, ...)
Arguments
.data |
An edibble table. |
... |
A name-value pair where the name should correspond to either the record name that you are simulating or a process name if the return object is a data frame with columns corresponding to the name of the records. The value must be a function with set default arguments. The return object of this function should be either a vector or a data frame with the column names corresponding to the record names. The size should correspond to the number of columns. |
Details
When creating a function, internally you can refer to any of the factors without referring
to the actual data. The data referred to is expected to be from the full data.
Like in tidyverse, syntax .data
is reserved for the full data and .env
can be
used to refer to environment variables.
You can use the syntax n()
to refer to nrow(.data)
or n(fct)
where fct
corresponds to
unquoted factor name. The return value will be the number of the observed number of levels of factor fct
in the data. For n(fct1, fct2)
it will return the observed number of distinct interaction levels for fct1
and fct2
.
Note that you can actually put as many process as you like if you use a process name (starting with a dot), even if this is for the same record factor.