Re: [R] create a matrix with values from data.frame

2011-03-19 Thread Nicolas Gutierrez

Thanks Jim and David.. that was easy!

Nic

On 3/19/2011 3:00 PM, jim holtman wrote:

x.mat<- matrix(NA, 95, 55)  # create matrix

 x.mat[cbind(x$xloc, x$yloc)]<- x$totW
 which(!is.na(x.mat), arr.ind =TRUE)


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Re: [R] create a matrix with values from data.frame

2011-03-19 Thread jim holtman
Here is one way to fill in the value using indexing; it appears that
you data has the same xloc/yloc values

> x
  xloc yloc   go ind  Ene  totW
1   23   20  516   1 0.02 20.21
2   23   20 1143   1 0.02 20.21
3   23   20  250   1 0.02 20.21
4   22   15  251   1 0.02 18.69
5   22   15  598   1 0.02 18.69
6   21   19  250   1 0.02 20.21
7   22   20  251   1 0.02 18.69
8   22   20  598   1 0.02 18.69
> x.mat <- matrix(NA, 95, 55)  # create matrix
> x.mat[cbind(x$xloc, x$yloc)] <- x$totW
> which(!is.na(x.mat), arr.ind =TRUE)
 row col
[1,]  22  15
[2,]  21  19
[3,]  22  20
[4,]  23  20
>


On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 5:29 PM, Nicolas Gutierrez  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to create a matrix (95x55) with data from a data.frame pop:
>
>  xloc yloc      go  ind    Ene     totW
>  1    23  20   516   1     0.02   20.21
>  2    23  20  1143   1     0.02   20.21
>  3    23  20   250   1     0.02   20.21
>  4    22  15   251   1     0.02   18.69
>  5    22  15   598   1     0.02   18.69
>  6    21  19   250   1     0.02   20.21
>  7    22  20   251   1     0.02   18.69
>  8    22  20   598   1     0.02   18.69
>
> where xloc is the x dimension,  yloc the y dimension, and totW the values
> for each cell (xloc,yloc) in my matrix (55x95):
>
> I'm trying:
>
> Bio=with(pop, (table(factor(totW, levels = 1:55), factor(totW, levels =
> 1:95
>
> But I don't get what I want. Hints? Thanks!
>
> Nic
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-- 
Jim Holtman
Data Munger Guru

What is the problem that you are trying to solve?

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Re: [R] create a matrix with values from data.frame

2011-03-19 Thread David Winsemius


On Mar 19, 2011, at 5:29 PM, Nicolas Gutierrez wrote:


Hello,

I'm trying to create a matrix (95x55) with data from a data.frame pop:

xloc yloc  go  indEne totW
123  20   516   1 0.02   20.21
223  20  1143   1 0.02   20.21
323  20   250   1 0.02   20.21
422  15   251   1 0.02   18.69
522  15   598   1 0.02   18.69
621  19   250   1 0.02   20.21
722  20   251   1 0.02   18.69
822  20   598   1 0.02   18.69

where xloc is the x dimension,  yloc the y dimension, and totW the  
values for each cell (xloc,yloc) in my matrix (55x95):


I'm trying:

Bio=with(pop, (table(factor(totW, levels = 1:55), factor(totW,  
levels = 1:95


You probably should be using `cut` rather than `factor`. (Both will  
create factor-class variables.)  Factor will give you a different  
level at each unique value while it appears that you want integer  
valued "cuts". It's also unclear why you would be applying these cuts  
to totW twice You have three rows with identical (23,20) x,y  
coordinates and two each for (22,15) and (22,20), although the go  
values are different.





But I don't get what I want. Hints? Thanks!


Better advice might follow if you said what you were really trying to  
do and what the final answer should look like.




Nic

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