I appreciate all the responses and apologize for not being more detailed. An
R data frame is a tightly grouped array of vectors of the same length. Each
vector is all the same datatype, I believe, but you can read all types of
data into the same variable. The benefit is being able to quickly subset
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Blockheads Oi Oi
wrote:
> On 31/03/2011 09:38, Ben Hunter wrote:
>
>> Is anybody out there familiar with data frame modules for python that
>> will allow me to read a CSV in a similar way that R does? pydataframe
>> and DataFrame have both befuddled me. One requir
On 31/03/2011 09:38, Ben Hunter wrote:
Is anybody out there familiar with data frame modules for python that
will allow me to read a CSV in a similar way that R does? pydataframe
and DataFrame have both befuddled me. One requires a special stripe of R
that I don't think is available on windows an
Ben Hunter wrote:
Is anybody out there familiar with data frame modules for python that will
allow me to read a CSV in a similar way that R does? pydataframe and
DataFrame have both befuddled me. One requires a special stripe of R that I
don't think is available on windows and the other is either
Is anybody out there familiar with data frame modules for python that will
allow me to read a CSV in a similar way that R does? pydataframe and
DataFrame have both befuddled me. One requires a special stripe of R that I
don't think is available on windows and the other is either very buggy or
I've
