10 #this means 4th and 10 element of res2 matches with first
element of v1[1]
res2[4]
#[1] "age_1_height_1"
#The
goal is to get the corresponding element of v2 that matches with v1.
Since the order of res2 and v2 are the same, we can index it to get the
matching v2 #elements
grep(v1[8],res1)]
#[1] "age_height_2_2"
A.K.
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From: frespider
To: r-help@r-project.org
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Sent: Thursday, November 1, 2012 10:20 AM
Subject: Re: [R] Return Vector Component
Hi A.K.
Thank you so much for replying this could work but the problem you rec
Hi A.K.
Thank you so much for replying this could work but the problem you recreate the
newv1, to match v2 but I don't want to do that. I just want to check if v2 has
that component from v1
THanks
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2012 06:32:03 -0700
From: ml-node+s789695n4648123...@n4.nabble.com
To: frespi
-paste0(v3[grep("age",v3)],v5[grep("height",v5)],v4[!v4%in%v4[grep("height",v4)]],"_",v6[!v6%in%v6[grep("age",v6)]])
newv1[newv1%in%v2]
#[1] "age_height_1_1" "age_height_2_2" "age_height_3_3" "age_height_4
Hi,
I am new R user and I am still learn this fabulous software. I am stuck on
this part. I need to check 2 character vectors
v1 <-
c("age_1","age_2","age_3","age_4","age_5","age_6","height_1","height_2","height_3","height_4","height_5","height_6","height_7","height_8")
and
v2 <-
c("sex_1","s
5 matches
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