Hello,
The best way of doing what you want is to save the subsets in a list.
subsets.list <- vector("list", 10)
for(i in 1:10)
subsets.list[[i]] <- subset(...etc...)
names(subsets.list) <- names
You can also assign names using assign().
for(i in 1:10){
sb <- subset(...etc...)
assign(names[i], sb)
}
But this will create 10 different objects, the first way, using a list,
keeps them all together.
Also, as you've seen, 'names' is an R function, choose something else
for your variable name.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 29-10-2012 17:10, paladini escreveu:
Hello everbody,
I want to generate different subsets of my data-set and safe this
subsets with names listet in a vector. Because in reality I have got
about 70 subsets I want to realize this in a loop
Somehow like this:
names=c("nam1",
"nam2","nam3","nam4","nam5","nam6","nam7","nam8","nam9","nam10")
for (i in 1:10){
subset(originaldata, originaldata[ ,130]<=time[i]) #This subset should
get the name safed in "names" on position i
}
I don't know how to realized it. None of my attempts worked,- so I
would be grateful for help.
Best regards
Claudia
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