On Aug 25, 2009, at 3:52 AM, Uwe Ligges wrote:
I highly suggest to rethink your problem in a way that you store the
things labelled, e.g., TA1 to TA5 (as well as all the others) as the
elements of a list TA. This way you have just one object TA that can
easily be accessed by index operatio
I highly suggest to rethink your problem in a way that you store the
things labelled, e.g., TA1 to TA5 (as well as all the others) as the
elements of a list TA. This way you have just one object TA that can
easily be accessed by index operations and the code looks much cleaner
in the end.
Bes
Dear R users,
I am trying to fill in arrays (5 different according to distinct "id")
from objects produced from arbitrary data set below.
a <-
data.frame(id=rep(c("idA1","idA2","idA3","idA4","idA5"),2),pro=c("bb","uu","ee","tt","uu","gg","tt","bb","gg","ee"),sal=rpois(10,2))
idpro sa
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