I have a data frame with some columns with missing values. Is there a way (using dplyr) to efficiently calculate the percentage of each column that is missing i.e. NA. Sought of like a colSum equivalent. So I dont have to calculate each column percentage missing individually ?
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First, I created a test data for you:
Then you can use
colMeans(is.na(x))
:We can use
summarise_each
Loving the concision of
purrr::map
for this type of thing:x %>% map(~ mean(is.na(.)))