This must be the same poster who reports on SO that _he_ figured out
the problem.
--
David.
On Feb 5, 2012, at 6:01 PM, dengyu19901102 wrote:
the structure of ssta_sst can be seen below.
dim(ssta_sst)
[1] 360 180 362
Also, the debugging for temp is right. The problem for that code is
t
Don't worry, i have figured it out. I forgot the most basic method by adding
another increasing loop counter.
k=0
for (yr in 1982:2010) {
temp <- ssta_sst[,,year_sst==yr & (month_sst>=6 & month_sst<=8)]
k=k+1
for (i in 1:360) {
for (j in 1:180) {
the structure of ssta_sst can be seen below.
> dim(ssta_sst)
[1] 360 180 362
Also, the debugging for temp is right. The problem for that code is the temp
doesn't pass down as it suppose to be, it only gives the last value in 2010.
> for (yr in 1982:2010) {
+ temp <- ssta_sst[,,year_sst==yr & (mo
On Feb 4, 2012, at 8:29 PM, dengyu19901102 wrote:
i want to select June, July and August data from the 3D array
(`ssta_sst`,
360*180*362).
the loop works but the output of ssta_winter has the identical
values for
`ssta_winter[,,i]`.seen below. I have set it up as an array of
(360,180,29)
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