Hello R users,
I am dealing with some resonably big data sets that I have split up
into lists based on various factors. In the code below, I have got my
code producing 100 values between point1x and point1y for the first
matrix in my list.
for (k in 1:length(point1x[[1]][, 1])) {
linex[[k]] = seq(point1x[[1]][, 1][k], point2x[[1]][, 1][k], length = 100)}
This works properly when I specify point1x[[1]] and point2x[[1]], but
I need to repeat this process for point1x[[2]]... point1x[[j]] and
append it within another list. Perhaps something along the lines of
this,
for (j in 1:length(something)) {
for (k in 1:length(point1x[[j]][, 1])) {
linex[[j]][[k]] = seq(point1x[[j]][, 1][k], point2x[[j]][, 1][k],
length = 100)}}
But, R wont let me do this, so, my question is, how can I produce
lists within lists in R using a similar code to above? I could do this
manually by changing the values of n and then setting up the list
using
biglist[[1]] = linex #for n=1
biglist[[2]] = linex #for n=2 etc
I can then call to lists within the list using biglist[[1]][[4]] etc,
but I need to automate all of this. Am I missing something basic with
respect to list structures?
Thanks again,
Darcy.
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