Steven Sanderson shows off a command:
As a programmer, you may come across various scenarios where you need to create complex model formulas in R. However, constructing these formulas can often be challenging and time-consuming. This is where the ‘reformulate()’ function comes to the rescue! In this blog post, we will explore the purpose and usage of the
reformulate()
function in R, and provide you with simple examples to help you grasp its power.
This is where I want to put on glasses so I can push the glasses up my nose and say “Well, ackshually, the examples here are pre-formulating instead of re-formulating…”
Silliness on my part aside, click through to see how the function works and how it can work to simplify your regression analyses.