tuple-package {tuple}

The tuple Package

Description

Find every match, or orphan, duplicate, triplicate, or other replicated values.

This package extends the base R functionality around checking for unique and duplicate values in vectors.

Details

Package:	tuple
Type:	Package
Version:	0.4-02
Date:	2014-10-31
Depends:	R (>= 2.10.0)
Encoding:	UTF-8
License:	LGPL-3
LazyLoad:	no
URL:	http://statistics.lazaridis.eu

Functions to find all matches or non-matches, orphans, and duplicate or other replicated elements.

The following changes are documented since the first release of this package on CRAN:

Version	Change	Description
0.3-06	None	Initial release to CRAN.
0.4-01	Added %!in%	This function tests for the opposite of the commonly
		used testing operator "%in%" as documented in match.
	Added documentation	Added documentation for the package as a whole.
		Implemented this change log.
	Improved documentation	Cleaned and otherwise improved documentation
		that is generated by way of the roxygen2 package
		for existing functions.
	Added tuplicated	This function is a major addition to the package.
		It provides a generic way to find elements of a
		vector that are replicated n or more times.
		Fundamentally it depends only on the code for
		duplicated as in the first version of this
		package released to CRAN. The implementation
		of triplicated has not been changed in this
		in this update from version 0.3-06, but it will be
		changed to call tuplicated with tuple = 3
		in a future release.
	Added tuplicate	This function is another major addition. It provides
		a generic way to find elements of a vector that are
		replicated exactly n times. It depends on the code
		for the newly-released tuplicated, and on the code
		for orphan as in the initial package released to CRAN.
		The implementation of triplicate has not changed
		from version 0.3-06, but it will be changed to call
		tuplicate with tuple = 3 in a future release.
0.4-02	Added matchNone	This function returns a character string, based
		on the table, that does not appear in the data.

Author(s)

Emmanuel Lazaridis