Hello,
arunkumar1111 wrote
>
> Hi
>
> My code looks like this
>
> I have two parameters x and par1. X contains values and par1 contains the
> function which i required to use
>
> if par1 is max then output should be max(x).
>
> FUN <- match.fun(par1)
> result=FUN(x)
>
> Is it possible to incorporate the unique count of x within this code
>
> eg
>
> x=("a","b","a","c") . The output should be 3
>
Yes, it's possible. See if this is what you want.
fun <- function(x, par1){
FUN <- match.fun(par1)
result <- FUN(x)
result
}
x <- c("a","b","a","c")
fun(x, max)
# using an unnamed function, 'y' is just a place holder
fun(x, function(y) length(unique(y)))
# using a named function
count.uniq <- function(y) length(unique(y))
fun(x, count.uniq)
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
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