Thank you very much. Yes, i figured it out; number of columns has to
specified to solve this.
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The basic problem is that read.table reads the first 5 lines to
determine the number of columns to process, so when reading 'six' it
reads up to 0.303 and then on the next read, it assumes that the '0'
at the end of line 'six' is the rownames for the next row. Same thing
happens with the rest of t
Hi,
I have a file that looks like this :
one,0
two,0.591,0
three,0.356,0.350,0
four,-0.098,0.072,0.380,0
five,0.573,0.408,0.382,0.062,0
six,0.156,0.232,0.517,0.424,0.303,0
seven,0.400,0.414,0.611,0.320,0.401,0.479,0
eight,0.282,0.375,0.512,0.346,0.308,0.463,0.605,0
nine,0.519,0.484,0.467,0.167,0.
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