1) It is not good practice to call your objects after existing R
functions (e.g. table)
2) I think you are getting rows and columns confused. If you want to
extract the rows/column of a matrix or dataframe, then try subsetting it
by mat[A1, ] or mat[ , v4]. See help(subset) for more information.
3) It looks to me that your object is a list. Try doing class(table).
Regards, Adai
On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 11:56 +, Ana Quitério wrote:
Hi R users.
I have a table like that:
table
var
A1
A2
A3
v1
41203
3.69
2.31
v2
20577
4.51
8.60
v3
20625
2.87
3.50
v4
6115
8.92
2.97
v5
3160
1.49
2.21
v6
2954
2.62
5.98
v7
4731
1.83
7.53
v8
2435
7.68
3.50
v9
2296
3.03
4.84
v10
6153
1.06
4.28
v11
3157
1.07
1.15
v12
2996
1.06
1.01
v13
6084
2.65
2.63
v14
3115
2.42
5.70
v15
2969
2.92
7.53
* If I want column A1 I do this: table$A1
* And if I want row v4 how can I do? (probably the problem happens
because the column var is not considered as row names, but in the reality
was with this purpose that was created by me)
Thanks in advance
Ana Quiterio
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