From e76badf577eb546b420f3c5c6d4f99ed6afc91ac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Maggie Liu Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2023 10:58:55 -0800 Subject: [PATCH] remove some functions in R referene --- REFERENCE_R.md | 39 ++++----------------------------------- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-) diff --git a/REFERENCE_R.md b/REFERENCE_R.md index b263b43..26c3b31 100644 --- a/REFERENCE_R.md +++ b/REFERENCE_R.md @@ -84,10 +84,7 @@ Database functions: | `desc(column)` | Sort a column (or numeric vector) in descending order | | `everything()` | Select all variables (used in other functions) | | `filter(tbl, condition)` | Keep rows that match a condition | -| `fct_reorder(factor_column, ordering_column, .desc = FALSE)` | Reorder a column by sorting according to another column | | `group_by(tbl, columns_as_arguments)` | Group a tibble by the list of columns provided | -| `map(tbl, function)` | Apply the given function to each column, creating a list | -| `map_chr(tbl, function)` | Apply the given function to each column, creating a character vector | | `map_df(tbl, function)` | Apply the given function to each column, creating a data frame | | `mutate(tbl, column_name = ...)` | Create or modify a column in a tibble | | `pivot_longer(tbl, column_range, names_to = ..., values_to = ...)` | Move values from column names to cells | @@ -95,18 +92,15 @@ Database functions: | `pull(tbl, variable)` | Extract a single variable from a tibble | | `rowwise(tbl)` | Organize a tibble row-by-row for other functions | | `select(tbl, columns_as_arguments)` | Keep the given columns | -| `semi_join(tbl, joining_tbl)` | Keep rows that have matching values in joining_tbl | -| `separate(tbl, column, into, sep)` | Split values in a column into new columns based on a separator | | `summarize(tbl, summaries_as_arguments)` | Compute summary statistics on columns | | `ungroup(tbl)` | Undo the effect of group_by() | Functions used to convert one type to another: -| Function | Description | -| ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | -| `as_datetime(formatted_string)` | Convert a string to a Date object | -| `as_factor(column)` | Convert a column to a factor / categorical variable | -| `as_tibble(object)` | Convert an object to a tibble | +| Function | Description | +| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | +| `as_factor(column)` | Convert a column to a factor / categorical variable | +| `as_tibble(object)` | Convert an object to a tibble | Slicing functions: @@ -119,15 +113,6 @@ Slicing functions: | `unique(tbl)` | Delete duplicate rows | | `tail(tbl)` | Get the last 6 rows of a tibble | -Functions used to manipulate strings: - -| Function | Description | -| ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | -| `str_extract(string, pattern)` | Extract the first substring matching the given pattern | -| `str_replace_all(string, pattern, replacement)` | Replace all substrings matching the given pattern | -| `tolower(string)` | Convert a string to all-lowercase | -| `toupper(string)` | Convert a string to all-uppercase | - ## Visualization A typical `ggplot2` syntax for creating a new plot looks something like this: @@ -142,22 +127,11 @@ my_data |> ggplot(aes(x = column1, y = column2)) + | Function | Description | | ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `aes(x, y, ...)` | Specifies how variables in the data are mapped to properties of the plot | -| `element_text(size, colour)` | Used with `theme` system to control text size, colour, etc. | | `facet_grid(rows, cols)` | Creates matrix panels with plots based on specified rows or cols variable | | `facet_wrap(facets)` | Creates a ribbon of panels wrapped in 2d using specified facets | -| `ggmap(map)` | Used to display visual maps from Google Maps or Stamen Maps | -| `ggpairs(tbl)` | Plots each variables against all the other variables in a scatterplot matrix | | `ggplot(tbl, mapping)` | Initialize a `ggplot` object, specifying the data and aesthetic mapping for the plot | -| `ggsave(filename, plot)` | Saves specified plot with given filename to device | | `ggtitle(title)` | Adds specified title to the plot | | `labs(x, y, fill, colour, ...)` | Modifies labels on the plot, specifying what the new labels should be | -| `scale_color_manual(values)` | Manually change the colour for plots by specifying the values | -| `scale_fill_brewer(palette)` | Changes the fill colour palette to the specified palette | -| `scale_fill_distiller(palette)` | Changes the fill colour palette for continuous scales | -| `scale_x_continuous(limits)` | Customize x-axis scales for continuous x variables with specified options | -| `scale_x_date(limits, breaks)` | Customize the x-axis scales for date or time variables in a plot | -| `scale_y_continuous(limits)` | Customize y-axis scales for continuous y variables with specified options | -| `theme(text) ` | Used to modify the non-data components of the plot with specified options | | `xlab(label)` | Modifies the x-axis label to the specified label | | `xlim(lo, hi)` | Displays only the specified range on the x-axis of the plot | | `ylab(label)` | Modifies the y-axis label to the specified label | @@ -168,15 +142,11 @@ Commonly used geometric objects are listed below. | Function | Description | | -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `geom_abline(slope, intercept)` | Adds a diagonal line to the plot with specified intercept and slope | | `geom_bar(stat)` | Used to create bar graphs with specified `stat` (often "identity" or "count") | | `geom_density()` | Used to create a smoothened line version of a histogram | -| `geom_freqpoly()` | Used to create a lined (not smooth) version of a histogram | | `geom_histogram(bins, binwidth)` | Creates histogram plots with a specified number of bins and bin width | | `geom_line()` | Adds lines to connect data points in the order of the x-axis | | `geom_point()` | Used to create a scatterplot graphs | -| `geom_segment(x, y, xend, yend)` | Draws a straight line on plot connecting (x, y) to (xend, yend) | -| `geom_vline(xintercept)` | Adds a vertical line to the plot at the specified x-intercept | ## Modeling @@ -199,7 +169,6 @@ The functions below are relevant for Week 7 (`classification1`) and beyond. | ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------- | | `add_model(workflow, model_spec)` | Add a model to a workflow | | `add_recipe(workflow, model_recipe)` | Add a recipe to a workflow | -| `add_row(data, col1, col2)` | Add rows to a dataframe | | `all_predictors()` | Select all predictors | | `bake(recipe, data)` | Applies the results of prep() into the data | | `bind_cols(df1, df2)` | Combine multiple dataframes together |