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rv (version 0.949)

is.na.rv: Missing Data Indicators

Description

is.na.rv returns the distribution (random variable) of the indicator function of missing data. rv.all.na returns TRUE if all components of the argument vector are completely missing. rv.all.na returns TRUE if any component of the argument vector has missing values.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'rv':
is.na(x)
  rv.all.na(x)
  rv.any.na(x)

Arguments

x
an rv object

Value

  • is.na.rv returns a ``Bernoulli" random vector of the same length and dimension as those of x.

    rv.all.na and rv.any.na return TRUE or FALSE (single value).

Details

Internally, is.na.rv applies the function is.na to each simulation of each component of the argument vector.

References

Kerman, Jouni and Gelman, Andrew. Manipulating and Summarizing Posterior Simulations Using Random Variable Objects. Technical report, Columbia University, New York.

Examples

Run this code
x <- trunc(rvnorm(1))
  y <- !(x==0 & NA) # TRUE if x!=0
  x <- y*x
  is.na(x)     # 69%: Pr(-1<Z<1)
  is.logical(is.na(x)) # TRUE
  rv.any.na(x) # TRUE
  rv.all.na(x) # FALSE

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