This function takes in a data frame and splits the provided strain and percentage columns by a semicolon (;).
The resulting two lists within each row are then unnested into separate rows. This is commonly used for
validating strains and their corresponding compositions.
Usage
split_and_unnest_columns(user_data, strains_col, percentage_col, append = NULL)
Arguments
- user_data
A data frame with the specified strain and percentage columns.
- strains_col
The column name in the data frame containing strain data.
- percentage_col
The column name in the data frame containing percentage data.
Value
A data frame with unnested strain and percentage columns.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
result <- split_and_unnest_columns(user_data, "strain_column_name", "percentage_column_name")
} # }
