On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 11:45 AM, jim holtman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the structure of 'd.frame' and 'segFile'? Run Rprof so that
> we can see which of the functions it is spending its time in. What
> happens if x$index is not in seqFile$index? Are the values in the
> 'index' unique in both structures? Subsetting a data frame can be
> expensive when compared to using a matrix. Could you use a matrix
> instead of a data frame; are all the columns the same mode? Again
> either a subset of data would be helpful or an 'str' on the data
> objects being used so that we can understand what they are.
A few other ideas to try:
* try merging do.call("rbind", d.frame) and seqFile, and then
spliting the results back up
* try turning giving seqFile rownames (rownames(seqFile) <-
seqFile$index) and then use character matching: cbind(x, seqFile[
as.character(x$index)]
* if there is a one to one corresponding between index in seqFile and
all data.frames in d.frame, merge all of the d.frames together, order
both by index then just cbind
Hadley
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