Re: [R] Is there a convenient function that can check if a vector is a subset of another one?

2005-03-29 Thread Pierre Kleiber
all(x %in% y) should do what you want:
> x <- 2:5
> y <- 1:10
> all(x %in% y)
[1] TRUE
> all(y %in% x)
[1] FALSE
>
Cheers, Pierre
Terry Mu wrote:
x <- 2:5
y <- 1:10
Is there something like:
is.subset(x, y) == T
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[R] Is there a convenient function that can check if a vector is a subset of another one?

2005-03-29 Thread Terry Mu
x <- 2:5
y <- 1:10

Is there something like:

is.subset(x, y) == T

Thank you,

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