Malte Grosser
Malte Grosser
Danish doesn't seem to work, see: ```r > to_any_case(c("Æ", "Ae"), transliterations = "Latin-ASCII") [1] "ae" "ae" > to_any_case(c("æ", "ae"), transliterations = "Latin-ASCII") [1] "ae" "ae" > to_any_case(c("Ø", "Oe"), transliterations =...
Additionally it should be possible to combine these steps, i.e. providing a vector `parsing_option = c("`" = "", 1)`, which replaces all ticks first and afterwards applies the default parsing...
hm maybe this is out of scope. any advanced use might be able to write a sequence of gsubs by himself
@topepo Do you have any plans for wrappers to create a multinomial classification? I mean sth. where you can just supply any binary classification algo and then specify sth. like...
Do you have an example with a differing result, eg a differing set? It seems that just the order is different. (That said, I see that it can make a...
I agree. Thanks for the additional thoughts. Ist makes sense to fix this some time or at least leave a note in the answer. Also edited my comment above.
Here is another usecase, where it makes sense to preserve names: https://github.com/Tazinho/snakecase/issues/93 I decided to preserve them within the snakecase package now, but noticed that this is not consistent with...
Hello Peter, I am Malte from Hamburg and together with my good friend Henning, I wrote on the Advanced R Solutions book on bookdown. We are really enjoying this and...
Hi @IndrajeetPatil you could use case = „snake“ and sep_out = „-“.
I think it‘s a good point you are making. Will do once I come back here.