Indeed I am looking for a View() type thing. Unfortunately I am no developer
so I can just work with what is already there.
The way forward is then to try everything with a very small cube which is
still overseeable and then just do the same with the big one. But View() is
really not good for larg
dajohnst ucdavis.edu> writes:
> Why not use an array?
>
> An array can be indexed in as many dimensions as you would like, and do not
> require any extra packages.
>
> x = array(1:27, dim = c(3, 3, 3))
> x
> x[1, , ]
> x[ , 1, ]
> x[ , , 1]
>
An array is certainly the right structure to
(This is my first post -- I hope I am doing this right)
Why not use an array?
An array can be indexed in as many dimensions as you would like, and do not
require any extra packages.
x = array(1:27, dim = c(3, 3, 3))
x
x[1, , ]
x[ , 1, ]
x[ , , 1]
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Hello
I am at the moment trying to get to grips with a data cube in R, and I am
increasingly wondering whether I am actually making things unnecessarily
difficult for myself.
The idea is that I have a data cube with three dimensions (so a 3D matrix):
companies, figures, and years.
So along the z a
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