I think a lot would depend on exactly how the data is formatted. I
have used 'pdf2text' converters (many freely available on the web) to
convert to text and then use R to read-in/preprocess the data to get
it into a format to process.
You can invoke these converter with the 'system' function and
All,
Is anyone familiar with a way to use R to read table data from a large
collection of PDF files? I'm aware there are various command lines and desktop
utilities that might be able to (e.g.,) dump PDFs to text, which could then be
parsed for table data. But I'm hoping there is something more
Theodore Kengne wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I am completely new in R.
> I am trying to read a table that has no feature, so cannot put it in Excel
> as usual.
>
Could you explain what you mean by "has no feature"? I cannot figure out
what this phrase means in relation to the data set you are tr
Hi there,
I am completely new in R.
I am trying to read a table that has no feature, so cannot put it in Excel
as usual.
I saved it as a txt file on the same root as my R program with the name
pro.txt.
Now I am looking to import it in my program as a matrix by excluding the
column titles, and the
Read in lines using readLines, delete all T and G characters
and reread using read.table:
Lines.raw <- "T 3 0---- -- T ---- -- 18.98
3 1 6.75 4.3939 ---- -- 18.58
3 2 6.90 4.9043 ---- -- 18.63
3 3 7.07 5.3948 ----
Hi,
I am encountering a problem in reading a file,
the file looks like that:
T 3 0 -- -- --T -- -- -- 18.98
3 1 6.75 4.3939 -- -- -- 18.58
3 2 6.90 4.9043 -- -- -- 18.63
3 3
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