Check Factor Name — check_factor

Processes input factors and a random effect by converting them into data frames with specified column names. It also collapses the column names into single strings if multiple columns are present. Supports an optional third factor.

Usage

check_factor_name(
  factor1_name,
  factor2_name,
  factor3_name = NULL,
  random_effect_name,
  factor1,
  factor2,
  factor3 = NULL,
  random_effect = NULL
)

Arguments

factor1_name: A character string representing the name for factor1. Defaults to "factor1" if NULL.
factor2_name: A character string representing the name for factor2. Defaults to "factor2" if NULL.
factor3_name: A character string representing the name for factor3. Defaults to "factor3" if factor3 is provided and factor3_name is NULL.
random_effect_name: A character string representing the name for the random effect. Defaults to "random_effect" if NULL.
factor1: A factor or vector representing the first factor.
factor2: A factor or vector representing the second factor.
factor3: A factor or vector representing the third factor. Optional; defaults to NULL.
random_effect: A factor or vector representing the random effect. May be NULL.

Value

A list containing:

factor1_tmp: Collapsed name for factor1.
factor2_tmp: Collapsed name for factor2.
factor3_tmp: Collapsed name for factor3 (or NULL if factor3 is not provided).
random_effect_tmp: Collapsed name for the random effect (or NULL if random_effect is NULL).
factor1: Data frame for factor1.
factor2: Data frame for factor2.
factor3: Data frame for factor3 (or NULL).
random_effect: Data frame for random_effect (or NULL).