And check out plyr (http://had.co.nz/plyr/) for manipulating those 10 elements.
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 9:20 AM, jim holtman wrote:
> Look at using a 'list' as obtained from 'lapply'
>
> fileNames <- 'your files to be read'
> Bin_main <- lapply(fileNames, function(.file){
> input <- read.csv(f
Put the data.frames as elements in a list and loop / sapply() over that
list.
Uwe Ligges
PDXRugger wrote:
I have to load 10 different data frames and then manipulate those 10 data
frames but would like to do this in a more simplified code than what i am
doing. I have tried a couple of approa
Look at using a 'list' as obtained from 'lapply'
fileNames <- 'your files to be read'
Bin_main <- lapply(fileNames, function(.file){
input <- read.csv(fileNames, )
# all your calculations; e.g.,
acre <- ...
cbind(acres, parprob, ...)
})
Now look at the structure ('str
I have to load 10 different data frames and then manipulate those 10 data
frames but would like to do this in a more simplified code than what i am
doing. I have tried a couple of approaches but cannot get it to work
correctly.
So the initial (bulky) code is:
#Bin 1
#---
#Loads bin data
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