1) "datamatrix" is not a defined term. I think you mean "data.frame".
2) you have not supplied any sample data, so your example is not reproducible.
3) All of the values in a vector (i.e. a column of a data.table must be of the
same type, be that character or numeric (or anything else, such as factor). We
cannot tell what data you have in your file, but if you are already trying to
mix numeric and strings then the data are probably being imported as factors
which act like numbers in some cases and as strings in others. You might need
to look at the arguments for read.table to turn off conversion to factor.
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set <asta...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Hello R users,
>
>I'm trying to replace numerical values in a datamatrix with strings. R
>does
>this except for numbers under 10000 starting with a 9 (eg 98, 970, 9504
>etc). This is really weird and I wondered whether someone had
>encountered
>such a problem or knows the solution. I'm using the next script:
>
>test_1 <- read.table("5+ref_151111clusters3.csv", header = TRUE, sep =
>",",
>colClasses = "numeric")
>test_1[test_1 > 94885 & test_1 <= 113835] = "KE3926OT"
>test_1[test_1 != 0 & test_1 <= 18954] = "I8456"
>test_1[test_1 > 75944 & test_1 <= 94885] = "KE3873"
>test_1[test_1 > 56951 & test_1 <= 75944] = "KE3870"
>test_1[test_1 > 37991 & test_1 <= 56951] = "Cyprus1"
>test_1[test_1 > 18954 & test_1 <= 37991] = "ref"
>write.table(test_1, file = "test_replace7.txt", quote = FALSE,
>sep="\t")
>
>Thanks,
>Set
>
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