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moodymudskipper avatar moodymudskipper commented on August 22, 2024

We already have the code for cutf2, we just need to remove the digit arguments, that will be dealt with by the formatting function.

cutf2 <- function (x, cuts, m = 150, g, levels.mean = FALSE, levels.digits, 
    minmax = TRUE, oneval = TRUE, onlycuts = FALSE, ordered = FALSE, 
    format_fun = format, ...) 
{
    method <- 1
    x.unique <- sort(unique(c(x[!is.na(x)], if (!missing(cuts)) cuts)))
    min.dif <- min(diff(x.unique))/2
    min.dif.factor <- 1
    if (missing(levels.digits)) 
        levels.digits <- if (levels.mean) 
            5
        else 3
    oldopt <- options("levels.digits")
    options(levels.digits = levels.digits)
    on.exit(options(oldopt))
    xlab <- attr(x, "label")
    if (missing(cuts)) {
        nnm <- sum(!is.na(x))
        if (missing(g)) 
            g <- max(1, floor(nnm/m))
        if (g < 1) 
            stop("g must be >=1, m must be positive")
        options(digits = 15)
        n <- table(x)
        xx <- as.double(names(n))
        options(digits = levels.digits)
        cum <- cumsum(n)
        m <- length(xx)
        y <- as.integer(ifelse(is.na(x), NA, 1))
        labs <- character(g)
        cuts <- approx(cum, xx, xout = (1:g) * nnm/g, method = "constant", 
            rule = 2, f = 1)$y
        cuts[length(cuts)] <- max(xx)
        lower <- xx[1]
        upper <- 1e+45
        up <- low <- double(g)
        i <- 0
        for (j in 1:g) {
            cj <- if (method == 1 || j == 1) 
                cuts[j]
            else {
                if (i == 0) 
                  stop("program logic error")
                s <- if (is.na(lower)) 
                  FALSE
                else xx >= lower
                cum.used <- if (all(s)) 
                  0
                else max(cum[!s])
                if (j == m) 
                  max(xx)
                else if (sum(s) < 2) 
                  max(xx)
                else approx(cum[s] - cum.used, xx[s], xout = (nnm - 
                  cum.used)/(g - j + 1), method = "constant", 
                  rule = 2, f = 1)$y
            }
            if (cj == upper) 
                next
            i <- i + 1
            upper <- cj
            y[x >= (lower - min.dif.factor * min.dif)] <- i
            low[i] <- lower
            lower <- if (j == g) 
                upper
            else min(xx[xx > upper])
            if (is.na(lower)) 
                lower <- upper
            up[i] <- lower
        }
        low <- low[1:i]
        up <- up[1:i]
        variation <- logical(i)
        for (ii in 1:i) {
            r <- range(x[y == ii], na.rm = TRUE)
            variation[ii] <- diff(r) > 0
        }
        if (onlycuts) 
            return(unique(c(low, max(xx))))
        flow <- format_fun(low, ...)
        fup <- format_fun(up, ...)
        bb <- c(rep(")", i - 1), "]")
        labs <- ifelse(low == up | (oneval & !variation), flow, 
            paste("[", flow, ",", fup, bb, sep = ""))
        ss <- y == 0 & !is.na(y)
        if (any(ss)) 
            stop(paste("categorization error in cut2.  Values of x not appearing in any interval:\n", 
                paste(format(x[ss], digits = 12), collapse = " "), 
                "\nLower endpoints:", paste(format(low, digits = 12), 
                  collapse = " "), "\nUpper endpoints:", paste(format(up, 
                  digits = 12), collapse = " ")))
        y <- structure(y, class = "factor", levels = labs)
    }
    else {
        if (minmax) {
            r <- range(x, na.rm = TRUE)
            if (r[1] < cuts[1]) 
                cuts <- c(r[1], cuts)
            if (r[2] > max(cuts)) 
                cuts <- c(cuts, r[2])
        }
        l <- length(cuts)
        k2 <- cuts - min.dif
        k2[l] <- cuts[l]
        y <- cut(x, k2)
        if (!levels.mean) {
            brack <- rep(")", l - 1)
            brack[l - 1] <- "]"
            fmt <- format_fun(cuts, ...)
            labs <- paste("[", fmt[1:(l - 1)], ",", fmt[2:l], 
                brack, sep = "")
            if (oneval) {
                nu <- table(cut(x.unique, k2))
                if (length(nu) != length(levels(y))) 
                  stop("program logic error")
                levels(y) <- ifelse(nu == 1, c(fmt[1:(l - 2)], 
                  fmt[l]), labs)
            }
            else levels(y) <- labs
        }
    }
    if (levels.mean) {
        means <- tapply(x, y, function(w) mean(w, na.rm = TRUE))
        levels(y) <- format_fun(means, ...)
    }
    attr(y, "class") <- "factor"
    if (length(xlab)) 
        label(y) <- xlab
    if (ordered) 
        y <- factor(y, levels = lab)
    y
}

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moodymudskipper avatar moodymudskipper commented on August 22, 2024

Let's name all the functions cutf, cutf2, and cutf3 so we are more consistent ?

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moodymudskipper avatar moodymudskipper commented on August 22, 2024

Done, digit argument was left as is to keep compatibility perfect, at the expense of potential flexibility

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