Please I need help processing files with strings in R. All the files have two
patterns (thus,examine separately):
Pattern 1 (see file1 below): Delete Lines 1,2 & 4 in file1. Line 3 contains the
column names. Then find anything as.character and delete. Please do not delete
any values (e.g. de
Many thanks, Petr.You solved my problem.AT.
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I have a list object in R with dataframe names as:
"pav_DJF_histo.csv""pav_DJF_rcp26_2040s.csv"
"pav_DJF_rcp26_2080s.csv"
"pav_DJF_rcp45_2040s.csv""pav_DJF_rcp45_2080s.csv"
"pav_DJF_rcp85_2040s.csv" "pav_DJF_rcp85_2080s.csv"
"pav_JJA_histo.csv"
"pav_JJA_rcp26_2040s.csv" "pav_JJ
ion(x) {as.data.frame(t(iris1.csv))})
#Get the data.frames in the list to the global environment
list2env(lst4 ,.GlobalEnv)
Regards
On 17 February 2015 at 09:23, Zilefac Elvis via R-help
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> Hi All,I have a dataframe called 'means' as shown below:iris1.csv <- iris
> iri
may be that storing your
> # data objects as a single object, such as a list, is more useful.
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Hi All,I have a dataframe called 'means' as shown below:iris1.csv <- iris
iris2.csv <- iris
names <- c("iris1.csv", "iris2.csv")
dat <- mget(names)
lst4 <- lapply(dat, function(x) apply(x[,-5], 2, mean))
# Build the new data frame
means <- as.data.frame(do.call(rbind, lst4))
means$source <- names(
Perfect! #
italic(symbol("\341")*T[min]*symbol("\361"))
Thanks, Uwe.
Asong.
On 10.12.2014 04:49, Zilefac Elvis via R-help wrote:
> Hi All,
> Please, I would like to enclose T[min] using angle brackets in R.
> I have tried something like:
>
> mtext(text=e
Hi All,
Please, I would like to enclose T[min] using angle brackets in R.
I have tried something like:
mtext(text=expression(Winter(DJF)~daily~minimum~temperature~bold((italic(symbol("\341")T[min]symbol("\361"),
side=3, line=1, cex=1.3, col="black")
but did not succeed. I learnt that adobe-
I got the right answer:
mtext(text=expression(Winter(DJF)~mean~daily~precipitation~bar(italic(P))),
side=3, line=1, cex=1.3, col="black")
Thanks.
On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 1:28 PM, Zilefac Elvis
wrote:
Hi,
I would like to add a dash (—) on a letter in R.
How can I add a dash on letter P
Hi,
I would like to add a dash (—) on a letter in R.
How can I add a dash on letter P in the following:
mtext(text=expression(Winter(DJF)~mean~daily~precipitation~italic(P)), side=3,
line=1, cex=1.3, col="black")
?plotmath could not provide an answer to my problem.
many thanks for your solutio
6.dat"
>>
>> new_names <- paste("new_example_",
> + formatC(seq(length(file_names)), width=2, flag="0"),
> + ".dat", sep="")
>> new_names
> [1] "new_example_01.dat" "new_example_02.dat" "new_example_0
>> new_names <- paste("new_example_",
> + formatC(seq(length(file_names)), width=2, flag="0"),
> + ".dat", sep="")
>> new_names
> [1] "new_example_01.dat" "new_example_02.dat" "new_example_03.dat"
> [4]
dat" "new_example_03.dat"
[4] "new_example_04.dat" "new_example_05.dat" "new_example_06.dat"
>
> file.rename(from=file_names, to=new_names)
[1] TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE
> list.files(pattern="*.dat")
[1] "new_example_01.dat&qu
Hello,
I would like to rename multiple files in a directory. Filenames are read using:
lfile <- list.files(pattern="rcp45_Daily_")
files <- paste(paste(getwd(),lfile,sep="/"), list.files(lfile),sep="/")# getwd
of these files
dput(lfile)
c("rcp45_Daily_Sim001.dat", "rcp45_Daily_Sim002.dat")
Hi All,
I have a tricky problem here.
The short code below plots some percentiles from a simulation. The percentiles
are indicated in different colors.
Problem:
- How can I fill the area under the curve using the same colors as for the
percentiles-1?
- Also, I would like the rainbow intensity t
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