| min.hdf5.dataset {rhdf5} | R Documentation |
These methods provide some basic numerical functionality that is needed to treat HDF5 datasets as if they were R arrays.
min.hdf5.dataset(..., na.rm=FALSE) max.hdf5.dataset(..., na.rm=FALSE) range.hdf5.dataset(..., na.rm=FALSE) length.hdf5.dataset(x)
... |
An object of class hdf5.dataset. |
na.rm |
A logical variable indicating whether NA's (missing values) should be removed when computing the summary statistic. |
x |
An object of class hdf5.dataset. |
Not much to say. It might be nice to be able to handle multiple
arguments (and then multiple classes of arguments) for min,
max and range.
The appropriate summary statistic(s) in a vector.
R. Gentleman
## Not run: set.seed(321) xx <- hdf5.dataset(mad, "aab", dim=c(10, 10)) xx[]<-rnorm(100) xx ##10x10 matrix of reals min(xx) ## [1] -1.932862 max(xx) ## [1] 2.711432 range(xx) ##[1] -1.932862 2.711432 xx[5,5] <- NA min(xx) ##[1] NA min(xx,na.rm=TRUE) ##[1] -1.932862 ## End(Not run)