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Apply functions to elements of specific columns in rectangular data
ResourceFunction["MapAtColumns"][f,tab] applies function f to the elements all column in Tabular data tab. | |
ResourceFunction["MapAtColumns"][{col1→f1,…}, tab] applies different functions to different columns. | |
ResourceFunction["MapAtColumns"][rules] represents an operator form that can be applied to Tabular data. |
Round up the values in all columns:
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Round up only a specific column:
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Apply different functions to different columns:
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Use MapAtColumns as an operator:
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Use ColumnwiseValue to subtract the Mean from a columns:
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Accumulate a column:
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Accumulate multiple columns:
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Start with a tabular object:
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MapAtColumns works with other column-based data as well:
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MapAtColumns takes functions that do not refer to column names:
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TransformColumns can do the same thing, but needs a function that explicitly refers to the source column of the data:
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Wolfram Language 14.0 (January 2024) or above
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