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-[2] "NOK! sqrt() ran unsuccessfully with following exception: NaNs produced at 2023-11-21 09:24:56"
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 <p>The <code>{purrr}</code> package also comes with function factories that you might find useful (<code>{possibly}</code>, <code>{safely}</code> and <code>{quietly}</code>).</p>
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-<p>The pipeline is nothing but a list (told you lists where a very important object) of <em>targets</em>. A target is defined using the <code>tar_target()</code> function and has at least two inputs: the first is the name of the target (without quotes) and the second is the function that generates the target. So a target defined as <code>tar_target(y, f(x))</code> can be understood as <code>y &lt;- f(x)</code>. The next target can use the output of the previous target as an input, so you could have something like <code>tar_target(z, f(y))</code> (just like in the template).</p>
+<p>The pipeline is nothing but a list (told you lists were a very important object) of <em>targets</em>. A target is defined using the <code>tar_target()</code> function and has at least two inputs: the first is the name of the target (without quotes) and the second is the function that generates the target. So a target defined as <code>tar_target(y, f(x))</code> can be understood as <code>y &lt;- f(x)</code>. The next target can use the output of the previous target as an input, so you could have something like <code>tar_target(z, f(y))</code> (just like in the template).</p>
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