accio
allows you to summon rows from a data frame that meet certain
conditions, akin to the Summoning Charm in the wizarding world. This function
wraps dplyr::filter()
, enabling the selective retrieval of observations
based on specified criteria.
Arguments
- .data
A data frame or tibble to filter.
- ...
Additional arguments that define the filtering conditions. Each
condition can be a logical expression that rows must satisfy to be included
in the output.
Value
A data frame or tibble containing only the rows that meet the
filtering conditions specified in ...
.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
library(dplyr)
# Assuming star_data is a data frame with columns: name, house, and year
accio(star_data, house == "Gryffindor")
} # }