You did not make "test" large enough to accept an index of 50 or any
of the other numbers in x for that matter. On the first pass through
that loop you to assigned to the 50 to the 50th element in test. If
you wanted to assign 50 to the first element of test the you should
look at the seq_a
Dear John,
What I am trying to do is a genetic analysis and the "i" in my cycle are the
numbers of markers I am testing.
I know the code is not right, but what i wanted to do was to fill this 6 row
matrix with the numbers in x
So basically I wanted the cycle to loop only with the values on x
(50,1
It is unclear exactly what you are trying to do. Since your 'test'
matrix is only 6 rows in length, then when you extend it by trying to
store into 50 for example, it will fill in the rest of the new values
with NA. Can you explain what you think the code is supposed to do?
It is doing exactly wh
Hi Tobias, thanks for the help,
the code I am using is quite long, but basically what I tried to do was
test <- matrix(0,6,1)
x <- matrix( c(50,100,200,300,900,2343) ,ncol = 1)
for (i in x){
test [i] <- (i)
}
but this code returns NA for all the elements which are not x
Tobias Verbeke-2 w
Hi nice people,
:-)
I would like to do a for cycle but i wish it to assume only the numers 50,
100, 200, 300, 900 and 2343
I tried to do something like
x <- c(50,100,200,300,900,2343)
for (i in x){
#.
}
But it didn´t work
If you would use a reproducible code example we
could point out
Hi nice people,
I would like to do a for cycle but i wish it to assume only the numers 50,
100, 200, 300, 900 and 2343
I tried to do something like
x <- c(50,100,200,300,900,2343)
for (i in x){
#.
}
But it didn´t work
Could anybody help me?
Thanks in advance
Marcio
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