Closed Puzzled-Face closed 1 month ago
Consider
.DefaultDataOrdinal() %>% tidy() # A tibble: 10 × 11 ID Cohort Dose Placebo NObs NGrid DoseGrid XLevel Cat0 Cat1 Cat2 <int> <int> <dbl> <lgl> <int> <int> <list> <int> <lgl> <lgl> <lgl> 1 1 1 10 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 1 FALSE FALSE FALSE 2 2 2 20 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 2 FALSE FALSE FALSE 3 3 3 30 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 3 FALSE FALSE FALSE 4 4 4 40 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 4 FALSE FALSE FALSE 5 5 5 50 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 5 FALSE FALSE FALSE 6 6 5 50 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 5 FALSE TRUE FALSE 7 7 5 50 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 5 FALSE FALSE FALSE 8 8 6 60 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 6 FALSE FALSE FALSE 9 9 6 60 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 6 FALSE TRUE FALSE 10 10 6 60 FALSE 10 10 <dbl [10]> 6 FALSE FALSE TRUE
By definition, Cat0 should be equal to !(Cat1 || Cat2), but it is FALSE for all rows. The fix is straightforward: add an additional mutate to correct the default handling of Cat0.
Cat0
!(Cat1 || Cat2)
FALSE
mutate
Consider
By definition,
Cat0
should be equal to!(Cat1 || Cat2)
, but it isFALSE
for all rows. The fix is straightforward: add an additionalmutate
to correct the default handling ofCat0
.