If you type ?as.data.frame and ?data.frame you can see there are
differences. data.frame() can take more than one "data parameter".
#producing different results:
data.frame(c(1,2,3), c("hello","world","!"))
as.data.frame(c(1,2,3), c("hello","world","!"))
there are differences (in parameters) for "as.factor" and "factor" as well.
Type ?factor
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Moritz Grenke
http://www.360mix.de
> Thanks for both responses.
> is there a difference between the "as.factor" and "factor" commands
> and also between "as.data.frame" and "data.frame"?
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