nge ( GeisslerLong, boys, girls)
> GeisslerLong <- subset ( GeisslerLong, !is.na ( Freq), select = c( boys,
> girls, Freq))
>
>
> Eric
>
>
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c( boys, girls,
Freq))
Eric
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From: Michael Friendly
To: "R-help"
Subject: [R] extracting non-NA entries from a two-way frequency table
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2013 14:41:58 -0500
I have data in the form of a two-way table recording the number of
families with va
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> I have data in the form of a two-way table recording the number of
> families with varying numbers
> of boys (ro
alue = "Freq"))
GeisslerLong <- arrange ( GeisslerLong, boys, girls)
GeisslerLong <- subset ( GeisslerLong, !is.na ( Freq), select = c( boys, girls,
Freq))
Eric
- Original message -----
From: Michael Friendly
To: "R-help"
Subject: [R] extracting non-NA entries from a two-
I have data in the form of a two-way table recording the number of
families with varying numbers
of boys (rows) and girls (columns: g0 -- g12) below, also given in
dput() format.
I want to convert this to a data frame containing only the non-NA
entries, with columns
boys, girls, Freq, where Fr
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