Reverse the *_map_seq() process

reverse_map_seq() takes the output of a function created by function_map_seq() and reconstructs the original data frame.

See audit_seq(), which takes reverse_map_seq() as a basis.

Usage

reverse_map_seq(data)

Arguments

data

Data frame that inherits the "scr_map_seq" class.

Value

The reconstructed tibble (data frame) which a factory-made *_map_seq() function took as its data argument.

Examples

# Originally reported summary data...
pigs1
#> # A tibble: 12 × 2
#>    x         n
#>    <chr> <dbl>
#>  1 7.22     32
#>  2 4.74     25
#>  3 5.23     29
#>  4 2.57     24
#>  5 6.77     27
#>  6 2.68     28
#>  7 7.01     29
#>  8 7.38     26
#>  9 3.14     27
#> 10 6.89     31
#> 11 5.00     25
#> 12 0.24     28

# ...GRIM-tested with varying inputs...
out <- grim_map_seq(pigs1, include_consistent = TRUE)

# ...and faithfully reconstructed:
reverse_map_seq(out)
#> # A tibble: 12 × 2
#>    x         n
#>    <chr> <int>
#>  1 7.22     32
#>  2 4.74     25
#>  3 5.23     29
#>  4 2.57     24
#>  5 6.77     27
#>  6 2.68     28
#>  7 7.01     29
#>  8 7.38     26
#>  9 3.14     27
#> 10 6.89     31
#> 11 5.00     25
#> 12 0.24     28