Hello

I've got a matrix of the following form

        BARN    BCGE    BCVN    BEAN    Restriction 1   Restriction 2   
Restriction 3   Restriction 4
Restriction 5
alpha.1 0.000172449     7.87E-05        -0.003271044    0.000921609     
9.28E-19        2.00E-05
-0.000608211    NA      NA
alpha.2 0.000896744     0.000579453     -0.000623357    0.001260358     
-1.36E-19       -5.22E-05
NA      NA      NA
alpha.3 0.000832748     0.00076229      0.002170229     0.001159895     
3.09E-19        -7.86E-05       NA
NA      NA
alpha.4 0.000920545     NA      0.001680433     0.000459149     -3.08E-19       
-3.59E-05       NA      NA      NA
alpha.5 0.001385238     0.000527484     0.000593311     0.000549358     
7.72E-19        -6.99E-05
NA      NA      NA
alpha.6 0.000644262     0.000305714     -0.00044514     0.000407448     
-9.68E-20       -5.56E-05
NA      NA      NA
alpha.7 -0.00022808     -0.00017047     0.000109545     0.000601197     0       
3.50E-05        NA      NA      NA
alpha.8 -1.16E-05       -0.000105657    0.001403036     0.00058719      
3.88E-19        8.64E-06        NA
NA      NA
alpha.9 0.000633559     -4.33E-05       0.000724611     0.000841646     
-4.82E-20       -3.29E-05       NA
NA      NA

(see also file)


Now I'd like to calculate the maximal value of each row, but exclude
Restriction 1-5. An add a new column to the given matrix with the name 'MAX
without Restriction' and the mean of each row.

I tried 

max<-apply(example1,1,function(x)max(x))
new<-cbind(example,max)


but it gave a strange output, also I couldn't manage to exclude the columns
Restriction 1-5.

Thank you for your help!!

example1.txt <http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n4677914/example1.txt>  




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