Following this post on SO:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34643746/how-can-i-reshape-a-list-of-list-from-wide-to-long
I was wondering if there could be a data.table way to deal with list of list
of data.tables.
require(data.table)
l <- list(a1 = list(b=data.table(rnorm(3)), c=data.table(rnorm(3)),
d=data.table(rnorm(3))),
a2 = list(b=data.table(rnorm(3)), c=data.table(rnorm(3)),
d=data.table(rnorm(3))))
The idea is to go from a N-named list of P-named list of data.table to a
P-named list of N-named list of data.table (a pure transpose)
+a1---b +b ---a1
---c ---a2
---d +c---a1
+a2---b to ---a2
---c +d---a1
---d ---a2
Is there a data.table idiomatic way ?
Can we make sure the data.tables are not copied ?
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