Dear all,
Thanks for your help.
Option of Sarah and Dan is just what I want:
ff1<-mydata[mydata$cat%in%c(“wish1”, “wish2”, “wish3”),]
Then I used ff1 in ggplot2 without problems.
Option of Dennis (reshape2) does produced an output “no coherent”:
content in he object contained data of categorical variable but not
data of “ind”.
Option of Dennis (ggplot2) does functioned well, but when I put more
than one clasification in categ the following output is obtained:
> ggplot(subset(mydata, categ=='folic tot', 'porc fol marc'),
> aes(age,ind))+geom_point()
Error in `[.data.frame`(x, r, vars, drop = drop) :
undefined columns selected
I tryed the same but added ddply:
qq<-ddply(mydata, .(ind), subset, categ=("porc fol tot", "porc fol marc"))
Error: unexpected ',' in "qq<-ddply(mydata, .(ind), subset,
categ=("porc fol tot","
Any idea about the last?
Andrés AM
2011/10/25, Dennis Murphy <djmu...@gmail.com>:
> Are you trying to separate the substrings in cat? If so, one way is to
> use the colsplit() function in the reshape2 package, something like
> (untested since you did not provide a suitable data format with which
> to work):
>
> library('reshape2')
> splitcat <- colsplit(mydata$cat, ' ', names = c('fat', 'bat', 'rat'))
> moredat <- cbind(mydata, splitcat)
>
> Other options that might pertain to your request include:
>
> (i) subset(mydata, cat == 'por fol pec')
> which you can use as a data argument inside ggplot2 - e.g.,
>
> ggplot(subset(mydata, cat == 'por fol pec'), aes(x = age, y = ind)) +
> geom_point()
>
> (ii) use faceting to get individual plots by factor level of cat - e.g.,
> ggplot(mydata, aes(x = age, y = ind)) +
> geom_point() +
> facet_grid( ~ cat)
>
> Hope that one of these is close to the bullseye...
> Dennis
>
>
> 2011/10/25 Andrés Aragón <armand...@gmail.com>:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm trying to analyze data with the following structure:
>>
>> ind cat tx age
>> 40.2 por fol peq vh 35
>> 41.9 por fol med vh 35
>> 68.9 por fol preov vh 35
>> 71.5 por fol peq ser 37
>> 67.5 por fol med ser 37
>> 76.9 por fol preov ser 37
>> 78.7 por fol peq otr 37
>> 78.3 por fol med otr 37
>> 82.1 por fol preov otr 37
>> 83.9 por fol peq vh 37
>> 80.6 por fol med vh 37
>> 76.1 por fol preov vh 37
>> 86.9 por fol peq ser 35
>> 97.7 por fol med ser 35
>> 62.3 por fol preov ser 35
>>
>>
>>
>> I want to separate exclusively some of factor levels (“por fol peq”
>> in the “cat” colum). I am using ggplot2 and I only can plot all of
>> factors, not separately. I did try ddply without success.
>> Any help is welcome.
>>
>> Andrés
>>
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