Exactly what do you mean by "import"? What commands are you using?
You can get a list of the files in a directory and then iterate
through reading each one in. If you use 'lapply', you can
'read.table' in some data frames and then 'rbind' them into a single
data frame. You need to be more specific on the problem you are
trying to solve.
Hey,
I am new to using R and I have a similar problem.. I have 50data sets saved
and need to write a function to combine 2 data sets out of the 50.
combine.data<-function(data1,data2){
for(data1 in (0:50))
for(data2 in (0:50))
rbind(read.table("tree.data1.dat"),read.table("tree.data2.dat"))
}
Could you please help me.. :)
Thanks heaps!
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