I'm trying to mutate from rawwise with dplyr, but it doesn't work.
·Executing the code below will result in an error.
df%>%rowwise()%>%mute(row_max=max(starts_with("X"))))
Error: Notidyselect variables were registered
·Therefore, avoid it
col%>%rowwise()%>%mute(row_max=max(X1:X17))
Then, the largest value does not get stuck.
It contains values like 1.90e-3 and 7.54e-3, so is it not accurate?
(1.90e-3 and 7.54e-3 are on the same line, but 1.90e-3 seems to be selected as max.
1.90e-3<7.54e-3 says True.)
If you are familiar with this, please take care of me.
r tidyverse dplyr
I think you should use purrr::pmap()
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mutate maximum starting with "Sepal" in #iris data
iris%>%mute(max=select(.,starts_with('Sepal'))%>%pmap(.,~max(.))))
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