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spencer graves
Werner Bier wrote:
> Deart R-help,
>
> I could not transfer ordered data into a matrix, does anybody knows if there
> is something wrong in the code below please?
>
> Thanks in advance, Tom
>
> Y <- ordered( unlist( Q[,1:2] ) )
This creates Y as an ordered factor.
>
> z <- matrix(0, nrow(Q), 2)
>
> z <- Y
>
This completely discards the matrix z and replaces it with Y.
Nothing of the matrix remains (except in your memory).
> is.ordered(z)
>
> [1] T
>
> is.matrix(z)
>
> [1] F
>
> i.e. Is it possibile somehow to have is.matrix(z) equal TRUE?
>
Rather than asking only for an explanation of some little thing that
didn't solve your problem, may I suggest you tell us more about the
problem you are actually trying to solve. Why are you doing this? What
specifically do you want to accomplish -- but expressed in terms of a
very simple example with a few lines of code that a reader can copy into
R on their computer and get something, then try a couple of
modifications that might be closer to what you want.
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