[R] Merging multiple data sets

2011-06-23 Thread cddesjar
Hi,
I am trying to merge data similar to the example data below

 dat0

idvar1var2var3
2   1 0 1
3   1 0 1
4   0 1 1
5   0 1 1

 dat1

idvar4var5var6
2   1 0 1
3   1 0 1
6   0 1 1
7   0 1 1

 dat2

idvar7var8var9
2   1 0 1
5   1 0 1
6   0 1 1
8   0 1 1

Basically what I'd like to do is combine these variables on id and create
one large data frame that looks like the following.

 dat3

idvar1var2var3   var4var5   var6   var7   var8   var9  
2   1 0 1  1 01  10  
1
3   1 0 1  1 01  NA NA
NA
4   0 1 1  NA  NA  NANA NA NA
5   0 1 1  NA  NA  NANA NA NA
6  NA   NA   NA 0 11  0   11
7  NA   NA   NA 0 11 NA NA NA
8  NA   NA   NA NA  NA NA 011

How can I best do this in R? I've looked into merge but it excludes ids that
aren't in all 3 data sets.


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[R] Determine package version in R

2008-10-21 Thread cddesjar

I have two versions of the lattice package installed on my computer.  One is
at /usr/local/lib/R/site-library and the other one is at /usr/lib/R/library. 
The one at the former location is the newer version and the one that I want
to make sure get's loaded for my class.  The reason that I have two versions
installed is that the one in /usr/lib/R/library came in when I installed R
in Debian, whereas the one in /usr/local/lib/R/site-library is one that I
got from CRAN.

How can I check to make sure that this version gets loaded or should I just
run R CMD INSTALL lattice-x.y.z.tar.gz to /usr/lib/R/library?

Chris  
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