Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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@davraam

When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

ds.summary("D$age.60")
# Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
ds.table("boole_1")
ds.summary("D$age.60")
# Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
ds.table("boole_2")
ds.summary("D$age.60") 

All the examples below work fine

# Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
ds.table("boole_3")
ds.summary("D$age.60")
# Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
ds.table("boole_4")
ds.summary("D$age.60")
# Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
ds.table("boole_5")
ds.summary("D$age.60")

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      Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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      @davraam

      When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

      Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

      ds.summary("D$age.60")
      # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
      ds.table("boole_1")
      ds.summary("D$age.60")
      # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
      ds.table("boole_2")
      ds.summary("D$age.60") 

      All the examples below work fine

      # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
      ds.table("boole_3")
      ds.summary("D$age.60")
      # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
      ds.table("boole_4")
      ds.summary("D$age.60")
      # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
      ds.table("boole_5")
      ds.summary("D$age.60")
      

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          Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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          @davraam

          When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

          Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

          ds.summary("D$age.60")
          # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
          ds.table("boole_1")
          ds.summary("D$age.60")
          # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
          ds.table("boole_2")
          ds.summary("D$age.60") 

          All the examples below work fine

          # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
          ds.table("boole_3")
          ds.summary("D$age.60")
          # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
          ds.table("boole_4")
          ds.summary("D$age.60")
          # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
          ds.table("boole_5")
          ds.summary("D$age.60")
          

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              Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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              @davraam

              When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

              Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

              ds.summary("D$age.60")
              # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
              ds.table("boole_1")
              ds.summary("D$age.60")
              # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
              ds.table("boole_2")
              ds.summary("D$age.60") 

              All the examples below work fine

              # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
              ds.table("boole_3")
              ds.summary("D$age.60")
              # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
              ds.table("boole_4")
              ds.summary("D$age.60")
              # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
              ds.table("boole_5")
              ds.summary("D$age.60")
              

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                  Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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                  @davraam

                  When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

                  Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

                  ds.summary("D$age.60")
                  # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
                  ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
                  ds.table("boole_1")
                  ds.summary("D$age.60")
                  # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
                  ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
                  ds.table("boole_2")
                  ds.summary("D$age.60") 

                  All the examples below work fine

                  # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
                  ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
                  ds.table("boole_3")
                  ds.summary("D$age.60")
                  # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
                  ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
                  ds.table("boole_4")
                  ds.summary("D$age.60")
                  # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
                  ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
                  ds.table("boole_5")
                  ds.summary("D$age.60")
                  

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                      Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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                      @davraam

                      When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

                      Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

                      ds.summary("D$age.60")
                      # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
                      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
                      ds.table("boole_1")
                      ds.summary("D$age.60")
                      # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
                      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
                      ds.table("boole_2")
                      ds.summary("D$age.60") 

                      All the examples below work fine

                      # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
                      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
                      ds.table("boole_3")
                      ds.summary("D$age.60")
                      # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
                      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
                      ds.table("boole_4")
                      ds.summary("D$age.60")
                      # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
                      ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
                      ds.table("boole_5")
                      ds.summary("D$age.60")
                      

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                          Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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                          @davraam

                          When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

                          Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

                          ds.summary("D$age.60")
                          # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
                          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
                          ds.table("boole_1")
                          ds.summary("D$age.60")
                          # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
                          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
                          ds.table("boole_2")
                          ds.summary("D$age.60") 

                          All the examples below work fine

                          # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
                          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
                          ds.table("boole_3")
                          ds.summary("D$age.60")
                          # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
                          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
                          ds.table("boole_4")
                          ds.summary("D$age.60")
                          # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
                          ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
                          ds.table("boole_5")
                          ds.summary("D$age.60")
                          

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                              Strange behaviour with ds.Boole when V2 is a negative value #434

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                              @davraam

                              When we set the argument V2 to a single negative value, the dsBoole doesn't creates the binary variable correctly, even if V2 is within the range of the variable V1. But in addition has a strange behaviour as it overwrites the input variable V1 (this can be a column in the original dataset).

                              Here is an example using the SURVIVAL.EXPAND_WITH_MISSING data. Example 1 works as expected but example 2 has this strange bahaviour.

                              ds.summary("D$age.60")
                              # Example 1: V2 is a positive integer value, within the range of V1
                              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='1', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_1")
                              ds.table("boole_1")
                              ds.summary("D$age.60")
                              # Example 2: V2 is a negative integer value, within the range of V1
                              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='-5', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_2")
                              ds.table("boole_2")
                              ds.summary("D$age.60") 

                              All the examples below work fine

                              # Example 3: V2 is zero, within the range of V1
                              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='0', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_3")
                              ds.table("boole_3")
                              ds.summary("D$age.60")
                              # Example 4: V2 is a positive numeric value, within the range of V1
                              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='7.6', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_4")
                              ds.table("boole_4")
                              ds.summary("D$age.60")
                              # Example 5: V2 is a positive value, outside the range of V1
                              ds.Boole(V1='D$age.60', V2='70', Boolean.operator = "<", numeric.output = TRUE, newobj = "boole_5")
                              ds.table("boole_5")
                              ds.summary("D$age.60")
                              

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