There are a series of coercion functions, all beginning with "as."
which are designed to return (when possible) objects of specified
types. Since you offer three examples, only one of which I recognize
as a valid R type, I am wondering what R text you have been using?
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David Winsemius
On Feb 16, 2009, at 2:00 AM, Arup wrote:
I have a data frame in R where all the variables are character in
nature.
kindly let know how I can transform these character variable into say
"numeric","Categorical","continuous" etc.Please provide me with the
proper
syntax. Thank you in advance.
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