Proportion of messy dates meeting logical test
Source:R/operate_proportional.R
operate_proportional.RdThese functions provide various proportional tests for messy date objects.
Usage
e1 %l% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %l% e2
e1 %g% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %g% e2
e1 %ge% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %ge% e2
e1 %le% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %le% e2
e1 %><% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %><% e2
e1 %>=<% e2
# S3 method for class 'mdate'
e1 %>=<% e2Value
The proportion that the comparison is true.
A logical vector the same length as the mdate passed.
Functions
%l%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that precede the minimum in the second vector.%g%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that follow the maximum in the second vector.%ge%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that follow or are equal to the maximum in the second vector.%le%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that precede or are equal to the minimum in the second vector.%><%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that are between the minimum and maximum dates in the second vector.%>=<%: Tests proportion of dates in the first vector that are between the minimum and maximum dates in the second vector, inclusive.
Examples
as_messydate("2012-06") < as.Date("2012-06-02")
#> [1] NA
as_messydate("2012-06") %l% as_messydate("2012-06-02")
#> [1] 0.03333333
as_messydate("2012-06") > as.Date("2012-06-02")
#> [1] NA
as_messydate("2012-06") %g% as_messydate("2012-06-02")
#> [1] 0.9333333
as_messydate("2012-06") >= as.Date("2012-06-02")
#> [1] NA
as_messydate("2012-06") %ge% as_messydate("2012-06-02")
#> [1] 0.9666667
as_messydate("2012-06") <= as.Date("2012-06-02")
#> [1] NA
as_messydate("2012-06") %le% "2012-06-02"
#> [1] 0.06666667
as_messydate("2012-06") %><% as_messydate("2012-06-15..2012-07-15")
#> [1] 0.516129
as_messydate("2012-06") %>=<% as_messydate("2012-06-15..2012-07-15")
#> [1] 0.5333333