lapply always yields one output for every input. Try using a for loop and only
copying the element once you know you want it. You will need an output index
counter that is separate from the for loop index, incremented only when you
copy an element.
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"Benjamin Ward (ENV)" <b.w...@uea.ac.uk> wrote:
>Hi, This is probably a small query but one I'm struggling with: I have
>a list in which I had elements which were NA, I removed them, by doing:
>list2 <- lapply(list, na.omit),
>
>However this leaves the element there with 'character(0)' in place as
>well as attributes:
>
>e.g.
>[[978]]
>character(0)
>attr(,"na.action")
>[1] 1
>attr(,"class")
>[1] "omit"
>
>
>I want to get rid of these elements/positions in the list, since a
>function is supposed to sample the list for elements (each element is a
>collection of about 20 numbers each).
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ben W.
>
>UEA (ENV) - b.w...@uea.ac.uk
>
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