Dear R Users,
Any insights into why the following occurs would be helpful....
Firstly:
#Evaluating proportions
p<-as.list(rep(0,times=length(n))) #creating object of appropriate size.
for(j in 1:length(n)){
for(k in 1:length(n[[j]])){
p[[j]][[k]]<- (s[[j]][[k]]/n[[j]][k])}} # 31 x k x num_samples(dim)
where k varies
The list object s[[j]][[k]] has 3 levels, j, k, and i. j represents the
review number, k the study number in that review, and i is the number of
simulations in that study. n[[j]][k] is also a list object with 2
levels that represents the number of patients in study k of review j.
When I run this the following error message occurs:
Error: more elements supplied than there are to replace.
However, if I make the simple adjustment p[[j]][[k]]<-
list(s[[j]][[k]]/n[[j]][k]) it works fine! If anyone knows why please
let me know. I couldn't get the answer from reading the "list" help.
Secondly:
#Evaluating weights.
w<-as.list(rep(0,times=length(n))) #creating object of appropriate size.
for(j in 1:length(n)){
for(k in 1:length(n[[j]])){
w[[j]][[k]]<- (1/(p[[j]][[k]]*n[[j]][k]*(1-p[[j]][[k]])))}} # 31 x k x
num_samples(dim) where k varies
When I run this section of the code, if gives the same error message as
the previous one. When I try to solve it using the "list" function
again, instead it gives a different error message:
Error in p[[j]][[k]] * n[[j]][k] : non-numeric argument to binary
operator
The error message is straightforward but what I can't understand is why
an error trying to calculate p[[j]][[k]]*n[[j]][k] in the second case,
but no such problem evaluating s[[j]][[k]]/n[[j]][k] in the first case,
even though they are objects of the same type and sizes?
How can I get rid of the second error? I have tried converting the
p[[j]][[k]] vector into the numeric type but it won't allow it.
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