Package 'fracture'

Least common multiple and greatest common divisor

Description

Least common multiple and greatest common divisor

Usage

frac_lcm(..., max = 1e+07)

frac_gcd(...)

Arguments

...	Integer vectors or vectors that can be coerced to integer.
max	If the least common multiple is greater than max, max is returned instead.

Value

An integer.

Examples

frac_lcm(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
x <- 1:6
frac_lcm(x)
frac_lcm(x, 7)

frac_gcd(12, 42, 60)
y <- c(12, 42, 60)
frac_gcd(y)
frac_gcd(y, 39)

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Convert decimals to a matrix of numerators and denominators

Description

Convert decimals to a matrix of numerators and denominators

Usage

frac_mat(
  x,
  ...,
  denom = NULL,
  base_10 = FALSE,
  common_denom = FALSE,
  mixed = FALSE,
  max_denom = 1e+07
)

as.frac_mat(x)

is.frac_mat(x)

Arguments

x	A vector of decimals or, for as.frac_mat(), a character vector created by fracture()
...	These dots are for future extensions and must be empty.
denom	If denom is not NULL, all fractions will have a denominator of denom. This will ignore all other arguments that affect the denominator.
base_10	If TRUE, all denominators will be a power of 10.
common_denom	If TRUE, all fractions will have the same denominator. If the least common denominator is greater than max_denom, max_denom is used.
mixed	If TRUE, integer components will be displayed separately from fractional components for x values greater than 1. If FALSE, improper fractions will be used for x values greater than 1.
max_denom	All denominators will be less than or equal to max_denom. If base_10 is TRUE, the maximum denominator will be the largest power of 10 less than max_denom. A max_denom greater than the inverse square root of machine double epsilon will produce a warning because floating point rounding errors can occur when denominators grow too large.

Value

A matrix with the same number of columns as the length of x and rows for integers (if mixed is TRUE), numerators, and denominators.

See Also

fracture() to return a character vector of fractions.

Examples

x <- (6:1) / (1:6)

frac_mat(x)
frac_mat(x, common_denom = TRUE)

frac_mat(x, base_10 = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, base_10 = TRUE, max_denom = 100)
frac_mat(x, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE, max_denom = 100)

frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, max_denom = 100)
frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
frac_mat(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE, max_denom = 100)

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Style a fracture with superscripts and subscripts

Description

Uses Unicode superscripts and subscripts to format a fracture.

Usage

frac_style(fracture, ...)

Arguments

fracture	A fracture or a vector to be passed to fracture().
...	Additional arguments passed to fracture().

Value

fracture with numerators formatted with Unicode superscripts and denominators formatted with Unicode subscripts.

Examples

frac_style(fracture(0.5))
frac_style(fracture(c(0.5, 1.5), mixed = TRUE))

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Convert decimals to a character vector of fractions

Description

Convert decimals to a character vector of fractions

Usage

fracture(
  x,
  ...,
  denom = NULL,
  base_10 = FALSE,
  common_denom = FALSE,
  mixed = FALSE,
  max_denom = 1e+07
)

as.fracture(x)

is.fracture(x)

Arguments

x	A vector of decimals or, for as.fracture(), a matrix created by frac_mat()
...	These dots are for future extensions and must be empty.
denom	If denom is not NULL, all fractions will have a denominator of denom. This will ignore all other arguments that affect the denominator.
base_10	If TRUE, all denominators will be a power of 10.
common_denom	If TRUE, all fractions will have the same denominator. If the least common denominator is greater than max_denom, max_denom is used.
mixed	If TRUE, integer components will be displayed separately from fractional components for x values greater than 1. If FALSE, improper fractions will be used for x values greater than 1.
max_denom	All denominators will be less than or equal to max_denom. If base_10 is TRUE, the maximum denominator will be the largest power of 10 less than max_denom. A max_denom greater than the inverse square root of machine double epsilon will produce a warning because floating point rounding errors can occur when denominators grow too large.

Value

A character vector.

See Also

frac_mat() to return a matrix of numerators and denominators.

Examples

x <- (6:1) / (1:6)

fracture(x)
fracture(x, common_denom = TRUE)

fracture(x, base_10 = TRUE)
fracture(x, base_10 = TRUE, max_denom = 100)
fracture(x, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
fracture(x, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE, max_denom = 100)

fracture(x, mixed = TRUE)
fracture(x, mixed = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
fracture(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE)
fracture(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, max_denom = 100)
fracture(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE)
fracture(x, mixed = TRUE, base_10 = TRUE, common_denom = TRUE, max_denom = 100)

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