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Advanced inputs and outputs

作者: 腾子_Lony | 来源:发表于2017-09-17 01:04 被阅读0次

    # Define safe_readLines()

    safe_readLines <- safely(readLines)

    # Use the safe_readLines() function with map(): html

    html <- map(urls, safe_readLines)

    # Call str() on html

    str(html)

    # Extract the result from one of the successful elements

    html[["example"]][["result"]]

    # Define save_readLines() and html

    safe_readLines <- safely(readLines)

    html <- map(urls, safe_readLines)

    # Examine the structure of transpose(html)

    str(transpose(html))

    # Extract the results: res

    res<-transpose(html)[["result"]]

    # Extract the errors: errs

    errs<-transpose(html)[["error"]]

    # Initialize some objects

    safe_readLines <- safely(readLines)

    html <- map(urls, safe_readLines)

    res <- transpose(html)[["result"]]

    errs <- transpose(html)[["error"]]

    # Create a logical vector is_ok

    is_ok<-map_lgl(errs,is_null)

    # Extract the successful results

    res[is_ok]

    # Extract the input from the unsuccessful results

    urls[!is_ok]

    # Initialize n and mu

    n <- list(5, 10, 20)

    mu <- list(1, 5, 10)

    # Create a sd list with the values: 0.1, 1 and 0.1

    sd<-list(0.1,1,0.1)

    # Edit this call to pmap() to iterate over the sd list as well

    pmap(list(n, mu,sd), rnorm)

    # Define list of functions

    f <- list("rnorm", "runif", "rexp")

    # Parameter list for rnorm()

    rnorm_params <- list(mean = 10)

    # Add a min element with value 0 and max element with value 5

    runif_params <- list(min=0,max=5)

    # Add a rate element with value 5

    rexp_params <- list(rate=5)

    # Define params for each function

    params <- list(

    rnorm_params,

    runif_params,

    rexp_params

    )

    # Call invoke_map() on f supplying params as the second argument

    invoke_map(f,params, n = 5)

    # Turn this snippet into find_breaks()

    find_breaks<-function(x){

    rng <- range(x, na.rm = TRUE)

    seq(rng[1], rng[2], length.out = 30)

    }

    ?seq

    # Call find_breaks() on sims[[1]]

    find_breaks(sims[[1]])

    # Increase sample size to 1000

    sims <- invoke_map(f, params, n = 1000)

    # Compute nice_breaks (don't change this)

    nice_breaks <- map(sims, find_breaks)

    # Create a vector nice_titles

    nice_titles<-c("Normal(10, 1)","Uniform(0, 5)","Exp(5)")

    # Use pwalk() instead of walk2()

    pwalk(list(sims,nice_breaks,main=nice_titles), hist,xlab="")

    # Pipe this along to map(), using summary() as .f

    sims %>%

    walk(hist) %>% map(summary)

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