Open BadgerOnABike opened 7 months ago
ifelse(FUELTYPE %in% c("C1", "C2", "C3", "C4", "C5", "C6", "C7", "D1", "S1", "S2", "S3"),
print(RSF),
"what is happening")
[1] 0.22117729 157.59492225 3.57139293 16.09203015 0.08928563 3.48303960 0.70153699 9.44993112 5.14183700 9.75228357 6.95070765 33.63871789 93.31758536 0.38545877 2.32371542
[16] 18.17252958 1.01076009 1.80172101 0.91589852 2.40384829
[1] "0.221177292533175" "157.594922253295" "3.57139293408702" "16.0920301545284" "0.0892856266010389" "3.4830396007684" "0.70153698952755" "9.4499311236549" "what is happening"
[10] "what is happening" "what is happening" "what is happening" "what is happening" "what is happening" "what is happening" "18.1725295809577" "1.01076009037511" "1.80172101134922"
[19] "0.915898523680011" "2.40384828885359"
FUELTYPE [1] "C1" "C2" "C3" "C4" "C5" "C6" "C7" "D1" "M1" "M2" "M3" "M4" "O1A" "O1B" "O1B" "S1" "S2" "S3" "C6" "C6"
So what I would want, is for it to drop RSF values that are false in the condition and then have a "what is happening" for all the falsey conditions. yet i get all for both in both (with the falseys replaced in the false)...
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What happened?
NaNs being thrown from https://github.com/cffdrs/cffdrs_r/blob/e4ae5688af8939d9460fe0465e41616bc5e73a11/R/Slopecalc.r#L95-L105
It seems like the if else isn't being respected?
I'm pretty sure its because the Fueltype is being trimmed but the RSF isn't.
Any ideas @jordan-evens? I'll keep prodding.
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