Check whether two numeric vectors are close_enough() #26
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Really just a shortcut to
all(dplyr::near(x, y, tol=10^-3)
for less precision.I like to use it in a manuscript paired with
assertthat::assert_that()
to make sure the numbers I report don't change drastically when I re-run code.I also did a bit of reorganizing; moved
is_nearly_whole()
toR/utils.R
.Change(s) made
close_enough()
to check whether two numeric vectors are fairly close.Checklist
(
Strikethroughany points that are not applicable.)NEWS.md
if this includes any user-facing changes.