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Returns the number of categories selected in a category list.
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Identifies whether a category list contains all of the categories in a given list.
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Identifies whether a category list contains one or more categories in a given list.
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Identifies whether a category list contains some of the categories in a given list.
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Returns a set of categories of a categorical variable.
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Returns a set of elements of a categorical variable.
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Returns a set of factor numbers as defined on the categories in a variable.
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Returns a set of elements of a categorical variable.
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Returns the difference of two category lists--that is, it returns the categories that are in the first category list but not in the second.
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Returns the factor defined for an element of a categorical variable.
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FilterBy
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An alias to the Intersection function.
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Returns a specified category in a category list.
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Identifies whether a specified category is in a category list.
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Returns the intersection of two or more category lists--that is, it returns the categories that appear in all of the category lists.
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Returns the smallest available subscript for the indicated dimension of an array. By default, the lower bound is returned for the first dimension of the array.
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Returns the union of a number of categorical values; that is, returns the categories that are in any of the input categorical values.
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Re-sizes an array to a given size. By default, the array contents are preserved.
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Returns the largest available subscript for the indicated dimension of an array. By default, the upper bound is returned for the first dimension of the array.
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Returns the union of two or more category lists--that is, it returns all of the categories that are in one or more of the category lists.
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Returns a category list with any duplicate categories removed.
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Returns the exclusive union of two category lists--that is, it returns all of the categories that are in either one of the category lists, but not in both.
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