Thank you so much. I'll tell it not to use the row names.
Also, if you have advice for basic texts for learning the programming
language, please let me know. I am using Dalgaard's Introductory
Statistics with R, but would like to find something with more of the
command line options, regardless o
The issue is not `duplicate rows' but duplicated row names. You asked R
explicitly to make a column into row names -- if they are not suitable row
names, don't do that. You can remove duplicated rows later (see ?unique)
but you cannot have duplicated row names in a data frame so leave them as
Could somebody advise me about importing a txt file as a frame? I am using the command:
test <- read.delim ("~/docs/perl/expr_ctx.txt2", header=T, sep = "\t", row.names = 1)
This gives me an error because there are duplicate rows.
In the txt file, the columns are unique subjects and the rows ar
