Hi
Hi Eik,
greetings to Hamburg! :-) Thanks for the fast and helpful answer
Eik Vettorazzi-2 wrote:
#compare
str(red[,2])
str(red[2,])
I understand that the first is a real vector of nums in R and the second
is
a ?? matrix/list/data.frame ?? of single ? entries? Can I
Hi guys,
one of the questions where you need a real human instead of a search engine,
so it would be great if you could help.
I have a matrix of z-scores which I would like to filter, sometimes
columnwise, sometimes rowwise. Data looks like this:
Allstar hsa.let.7a hsa.let.7a.1 hsa.let.7a.2
schrieb am Di, 6.9.2011:
Von: netzwerkerin lehma...@informatik.uni-tuebingen.de
Betreff: [R] subsetting tables
An: r-help@r-project.org
Datum: Dienstag, 6. September, 2011 14:10 Uhr
Hi guys,
one of the questions where you need a real human instead of
a search engine,
so it would be great
Hi Netzwerkerin,
subset is a generic function and behaves different for different object
classes.
txt- Allstar hsa.let.7a hsa.let.7a.1 hsa.let.7a.2
20.87 0.79-0.57 1.07
30.67 -1.14-0.78-0.95
4 -0.46 -0.30-0.36 1.14
Hi Jannis,
and thanks for the quick answer
jannis-2 wrote:
which(red 0.5)
this works but what are the actual numbers that are spit out? Because the
next step:
jannis-2 wrote:
red[which(red 0.5)]
does not work. It gives an
Error in `[.data.frame`(tableReduced,
Hi Eik,
greetings to Hamburg! :-) Thanks for the fast and helpful answer
Eik Vettorazzi-2 wrote:
#compare
str(red[,2])
str(red[2,])
I understand that the first is a real vector of nums in R and the second is
a ?? matrix/list/data.frame ?? of single ? entries? Can I
transpose/transform
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