Hi,
lapply(LETTERS[1:2],function(x) {x1<-get(x); x1$Rate<- ROC(x1$population);x1})
#[[1]]
# population Rate
#1 100 NA
#2 300 1.0986123
#3 5000 2.8134107
#4 2000 -0.9162907
#5 900 -0.7985077
#6 2500 1.0216512
#[[2]]
# population Rate
I suggest you read the section on indexing in the Introduction to R document
that comes with R. In particular, look at the [[i]] notation. This comes in
handy in a couple of ways.
First, you shouldn't be working with "many" data frames at once that are stored
as separately-named objects. If you
Hello,
I'm not completely sure I've understood. Your variable 'letters' iholds
the names of the data.frames? If so it's better if you put yoyr
data.frames in a list and then use that list. Something like
lst <- list(A, B)
for (i in seq_along(lst)){
lst[[i]][["Rate"]] <- ROC(lst[[i]]
3 matches
Mail list logo
