Sure.
set.seed(1)
dat1<-data.frame(Height=sample(150:180,12,replace=TRUE),EyeColor=rep(c("Green","Blue","Brown"),each=4))
dat1[,2]=="Blue"
# [1] FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE #
Returns a logical vector which checks whether each row of 2nd column of dat1 is
"Blue" or not.
dat1[,1][dat1[,2]=="Blue"] #gives me values of 1st column where the index
(logical vector) is TRUE.
#[1] 156 177 179 170
If I use,
dat1[dat1[,2]=="Blue",] #returns the subset of data with all the columns of dat1
# Height EyeColor
#5 156 Blue
#6 177 Blue
#7 179 Blue
#8 170 Blue
#Finally,
mean(dat1[,1][dat1[,2]=="Blue"]) gives the mean of those values I mentioned
above.
#[1] 170.5
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Thank you ... can you explain what you've done?
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