Re: [R] Transform aggregated data to individual data

2013-11-14 Thread arun


HI,

A more general form would be:
 D[rep(1:nrow(D),D[,3]),-3]

A.K.


On Thursday, November 14, 2013 12:27 PM, arun  wrote:


Hi,
Try:
 D1 <- D[rep(row.names(D),D[,3]),-3] ##assuming rownames(D) are from 1:nrow(D)
 row.names(D1) <- 1:nrow(D1)
A.K.


On Thursday, November 14, 2013 5:32 AM, peron  wrote:
Hello 



I have data in following form : 100 ind describe by two variables x and y.



D<-data .frame( x=rnorm(3), y=rnorm(3), size=c(50,10,40))



I want data for individual, i.e, 100 observations for my 100 ind.



Thank for your help



Olivier Peron


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Re: [R] Transform aggregated data to individual data

2013-11-14 Thread arun


Hi,
Try:
 D1 <- D[rep(row.names(D),D[,3]),-3] ##assuming rownames(D) are from 1:nrow(D)
 row.names(D1) <- 1:nrow(D1)
A.K.


On Thursday, November 14, 2013 5:32 AM, peron  wrote:
Hello 



I have data in following form : 100 ind describe by two variables x and y.



D<-data .frame( x=rnorm(3), y=rnorm(3), size=c(50,10,40))



I want data for individual, i.e, 100 observations for my 100 ind.



Thank for your help



Olivier Peron


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Re: [R] Transform aggregated data to individual data

2013-11-14 Thread Jim Lemon

On 11/14/2013 09:28 PM, peron wrote:

Hello



I have data in following form : 100 ind describe by two variables x and y.



D<-data .frame( x=rnorm(3), y=rnorm(3), size=c(50,10,40))



I want data for individual, i.e, 100 observations for my 100 ind.


Hi Olivier,
From the above, it seems you have three values for the three groups. If 
you try:


df100<-data.frame(x=rep(D$x,D$size),y=rep(D$y,D$size))

You will get what you request, if the values are the same for all 
members of each group. I suspect that those three values may be means or 
some other summary measure.


Jim

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[R] Transform aggregated data to individual data

2013-11-14 Thread peron
Hello 

 

I have data in following form : 100 ind describe by two variables x and y.

 

D<-data .frame( x=rnorm(3), y=rnorm(3), size=c(50,10,40))

 

I want data for individual, i.e, 100 observations for my 100 ind.

 

Thank for your help

 

Olivier Peron


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