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Map functions with the same result #3
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What about test map and apply functions to compare their performance with diferent outputs. Like map that returns a list and map_chr that returns a char vector compared to apply and sapply? |
Map functions are related to #12 |
I'm happy to help out with this if this is still an open issue what other functions to compare are required to compare? I also see on subset you've only looked at dplyr and base - maybe having data.table there would also be useful as its likely faster than both base and dplyr? |
Thanks @YusefAN This is kinda a continuos issue because it always gonna be functions with the same functionality to benchmark. Feel free to suggest anything or any change! I think it's a good idea having the suggested things for subset. We're glad that you're interested in contribute and if needed, check here how to do it |
Hello ,I want to help out with this |
Hello @sowmyaprasaad Thanks for taking the interest to contribute with us. Check the contributing guidelines if you have any questions on how to do it. 😄 |
I need help to map functions that can provide the same result.
Example
to string functions
Once you mapped at least two functions, open a pull request with the readme updated like this or source code in analyse.R
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