Dear Rui,
i am greatful for everything you did. bret advised me to use dput(), which i
did. yes! i forgot to complement him. i literally feel sorry for that. i hope
you wont mind and continue extending your help.
regards and love for every one
eliza botto
waters inn
> Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2012 12:4
Hello,
Try
apply(mat, 2, approx, method=”linear”, n=365)
This reads "apply to each column (dimension = 2) of mat the function
approx with extra args method and n".
Three notes.
1. Your data does NOT have three list, it IS one list with three vectors.
2. 'matrix' is a function so choose somet
Dear Gunter Berton and all,
As
you can see, my data has three lists each containing 366 entries. I converted
them into the matrix. I now want to approx./interpolate 366 entries over 365
intervals, Which means I want to have a matrix with 365 entries.
I
used
approx(matrix, method=linear,
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-- Bert
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 4:47 PM, eliza botto wrote:
>
> Dear R users,
> we generally apply approx() command to a list data. how can we apply this
> com
Dear R users,
we generally apply approx() command to a list data. how can we apply this
command to a matrix, so that we can approximate 366 readings from certain
number of each column over 365 intervals?? more precisely, i want to
interpolate 366 discharge readings, in each 8 columns of a mat
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