Hi all,
I had a dataset A like:
TIME DV
0 0
1 10
520
24 30
36 80
48 60
72 15
I would like to add 24 to those values higher than 24 in the TIME column.
I did the following:
If (A$TIME=24) {
A$TIME - A$TIME+24}
It did not work. How should I do it?
Thanks,
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Hi arun,
Thanks,
I used your code, however, there's error message Error: could not find
function count.
Thanks,
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Hi Arun,
Thanks, it works now.
Hi Rui,
Your code also works.
Thanks,
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Dear all,
I have a series of time variables such as:
04MAY2011:08:19:00
01JUN2011:09:44:00
28JUN2011:08:08:00
25JUL2011:07:44:00
How could I extract the time as a number, so that I can normalize the times
by the first time variable?
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Thanks,
The code gives the numbers in days, how can I adjust the code to directly
get the numbers in hours?
I tried units but it did not work.
Thanks1
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Hi, all,
I have a column like the following:
ID TIME
sub_001 0
sub_001 24
sub_002 0
sub_00224
sub_003 0
sub_00324
Thank you all for the help,
York
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I have a dataset like the following:
ID DV
1 0.868576818
2 0.337120116
3 0.029233775
4 0.719783525
5 0.976631182
6 0.672941605
7 0.13239462
8 0.99936475
9 0.91540604
10 0.545686514
to get a histogram with y axis as percentage, I
I have a dataframe such like the following:
ID TIMEDV
1 0 0.880146038
1 1 0.88669051
1 3 0.610784702
1 5 0.75604
2 0 0.456263368
2 1 0.369991537
2 3 0.508798346
2 5 0.441037014
3 0
I have a table like the following:
TABLE NO. 1
ID TIME
13250
13250
. .
. .
. .
TABLE NO. 1
ID TIME
13250
13250
. .
. .
. .
TABLE NO. 1
ID TIME
13250
13250
. .
. .
. .
TABLE NO. 1
ID
Thanks for the help,
it works very well.
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to re-read
fileName - tempfile()
writeLines(x, fileName)
# now read in the data
/* read.table(fileName, header = TRUE)*/
ID TIME
1 13250
2 13250
3 13250
4 13250
5 13250
6 13250
7 13250
8 13250
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 10:08 AM, york8866 lt
Thanks,
sorry for my post being a little confusing.
Jim's code works, I just need to change the last line to
y - read.table(file = fileName,header=TRUE)
then, I got the dataframe that I needed.
thank you all forl your help!
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Hi, Rui,
I tried your code. It did not work.
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Hi, John,
the code ran well.
however, somehow, the means were not calculated correctly using the
following code.
test - read.csv(Rtestdataset.csv, as.is=T,header=T)
test - data.frame(test)
test
rowMeans(test)
apply(test,1,function(y)mean(y=0))
Is there anything wrong?
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Sorry, my mistake.
it works very well!!!
thanks,
Rui Barradas wrote
Hello,
york8866 wrote
Hi, John,
the code ran well.
however, somehow, the means were not calculated correctly using the
following code.
test - read.csv(Rtestdataset.csv, as.is=T,header=T)
test
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