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#Comments #temporal = assiganted <- #Logic structure/ conditionals #is dif from 5=5 (5=5) #because I can assigned it (5==5)&(6==6)
#type of data #vector vector <-c(“quotes”,“gato”,“1”,“2”) #factor
is a category number/character #not as a numeric value control/treatment
vector<-as.factor(vector) #output: [1] quotes gato 1 2
#Levels: 1 2 gato quotes #the levels are alfabetic order so one is my
first one #and it changes my order vector1<-c(8,2,3)
as.factor(vector1) #levels:2,3,8 #I can reorder it s IT RESPECT MY ORDER
#it is important #for my order where I want to be showed levels(vector1)
#I need to specify it vector1<-factor(x=vector1,
levels=c(“8”,“2”,“3”)) #IT HAS TO #BE DIRECTLY not as.factor !
#matrix all the values should be the same class but the DF could mixed #the matrix is charcater if I have just character and doesn-t respect #the numbers #while in the DF I can have diff classes view(df1) #so it #oppens on the console easy to save it
save it as an R without comments to see if it changes
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