r-gotchas | potentially surprising results from R functions | Functional Programming library
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Some potentially surprising results from R functions which are important to be aware of. Here is a stackoverflow discussion with some more. Even more: R programming for those coming from other languages. And more: aRrgh: a newcomer's (angry) guide to R.
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I'm working with "airplane" data set from this reference http://square.github.io/crossfilter/
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Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 15:47So, yes, this is the expected behavior.
Crossfilter will create a "bin" in the group for every value it finds by applying the dimension key and group key functions. Then when a filter is applied, it will apply the reduce-remove function, which by default subtracts the count of rows removed.
The result is that empty bins still exist, but they have a value of 0.
EDIT: here is the Crossfilter Gotchas entry with further explanation.
If you want to remove the zeros, you can use a "fake group" to do that.
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