Thank you very much, Jim and Henrique,
The solution I expected but was unable to figure out myself was Jim's:
table.a[,,1] to access the third dimension.
The solution by Henrique was unexpected, bit more specific but perfect
for my purpose and very elegant.
I will make use of both in the future.
Great, thank you again!
Stefan
Jim Lemon schrieb, Am 05.11.2008 11:53:
Stefan Uhmann wrote:
Dear list,
I have a multi(3)dimensional table, which is printed as two tables:
table.a
, , = female
not at all a little medium heavy
no 53 27 8 6
yes 30 67 61 66
, , = male
not at all a little medium heavy
no 31 20 11 5
yes 5 19 34 25
How can I access (manipulate) only the first table (female)?
I want to calculate the percentages for each gender group, i.e.
dividing each table/array by the sum of of this table/array. And I
want to keep the structure you see, because I use it already for
plotting the data.
Hi Stefan,
Would something like this work?
100*table.a[,,1]/rowSums(table.a[,,1])
Jim
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