in dplyr , na_if can transfer value to NA, but when I want to change 0 or 1 to NA failed . How fix it ?
library(dplyr)
x <- c(1, -1, 0, 10)
this is ok
na_if(x,0)
but below code show Can't recycle y (size 2) to size 4. I am wondering 0 and c(0,1) are not size 4 , but na_if(x,0) can work.
na_if(x,c(0,1))
Not really a solution, but an explanation as to why this is happening.
na_if does not allow to replace several values with NA
(see also here).
Check the documentation:
y
Value or vector to compare against. When x and y are equal, the value in x will be replaced with NA.
y is cast to the type of x before comparison.
y is recycled to the size of x before comparison. This means that y can be a vector with the same size as x, but most of the time this will be a single value.
Emphasis mine. The second argument has to be either of size 1 or size length(x).