Hello Samantha, I'm having some trouble understanding your question in
terms of what's happening in R. Are these "bins" columns of a
data.frame? Rows?
It's helpful for us to have a small example to look at--for instance,
you could create a small subset of your data called x, then type the
command
dump("x", file=stdout())
which will print an expression that will recreate the object x.
Best,
Ethan
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 9:42 AM, Cox, Samantha Lucy
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I am a new user, and i am trying to sort out a data frame.
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> I have for example bins of data. Within each bin i have multiple counts of
> animals and the depths at which these count were taken. How would I
> summarise this to being only the maximum count per bin alongisde the
> corresponding height (but not the maximum depth - i want the depth at which
> the maximum number of animals occurs).
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> Thank you
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