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- swap sides of comparison: "mean > 15" intead of "15 < mean" - do not repeat "return(ordered(..., levels = levels)"
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Yes I am the author ;) Your changes look fine to me! Please be sure to test with low number of e.coli values (only 2 or even only 1 value) and maybe in combination with a data.frame and sapply (or purrr::map for reasons unknown). I cannot remember if I have written any tests regarding this function... |
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Hello @ca-vi, is this your function? I simplified it and would like to merge the change. Do you agree, author?
I applied the DRY principle (don't repeat yourself) by just assigning a number between 1 and 4 to
indexand then using this index in the last line of the function that is the only line now that creates a factor. I usefactor(..., ordered = TRUE)instead ofordered()because I read thatordered()is just there for "S compability".